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“The quality of today’s knowledge means higher labor efficiency tomorrow”

Published: 17 November 2010

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Lazurny swimming pool

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These ships have been rotting at the

Ships abandoned after the rescue operation

The ship graveyard

Pripyatsky supermarket

Graffiti in Chernobyl

Lazurny swimming pool

Gym hall in School #1

Phone booth on the central square

RT cameraman shooting chidlren's gas masks at School #1

Entering the

Graffiti

Lazurny swimming pool

“The quality of today’s knowledge means higher labor efficiency tomorrow”

Upturned desks in a former classroom at School #1

Destroyed bulletin boards at School #1

School #1

Berezka supermarket

Moss: good at absorbing radiation, exceeds the acceptable level of radiation by 100 times.

A hotel

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