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Echoes from the Dead Zone: Another view of Chernobyl
by flynn23 at 3:08 pm EDT, Apr 13, 2004 |
] In Eastern Europe, a person's attachment to his
] homeland is a strong one, Yatsenko explains. To be
] evicted from one's homeland is about the greatest
] tragedy imaginable. And northern Ukraine is the
] country's most ancient, hallowed part. Chernobyl
] itself has been settled for 800 years and just recently
] celebrated its anniversary. First a motorcycle tour. But now, a little further dose of reality. |
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RE: Echoes from the Dead Zone: Another view of Chernobyl
by IconoclasT at 7:43 pm EDT, Apr 13, 2004 |
flynn23 wrote:
] ] In Eastern Europe, a person's attachment to his
] ] homeland is a strong one, Yatsenko explains. To be
] ] evicted from one's homeland is about the greatest
] ] tragedy imaginable. And northern Ukraine is the
] ] country's most ancient, hallowed part. Chernobyl
] ] itself has been settled for 800 years and just recently
] ] celebrated its anniversary.
]
] First a motorcycle tour. But now, a little further dose of
] reality. A very grim outlook for the region and smart reminder of the mistakes of the past. |
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