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Forgotten Toys in Pripyat Apartments
Abandoned Dog in a Pripyat Apartment
Chernobyl: The Silence After the Tragedy
Chernobyl’s “Returnees”: Life Beyond Exile
Soviet Officials in Front of Pripyat Government Building
Chernobyl Abandoned Car Graveyard
The “Returnees” of Chernobyl: Life in the Villages After Evacuation
Chernobyl: The First Radiation Burns
Chernobyl: The Destroyed Reactor from Above
Chernobyl’s Radioactive Cloud Over Europe
Chernobyl’s Radiation Burns
Chernobyl’s Heroes: The Firefighters
The Empty Control Room of Chernobyl
Chernobyl Power Plant Fire Seen from Pripyat
Firefighter Facing the Burning Chernobyl Power Plant
Radiation Victim in Hospital after Chernobyl
Liquidator Among the Ruins of Pripyat after Chernobyl
Main Street of Pripyat before the Chernobyl Disaster
On the morning of April 27, 1986, the residents of Pripyat were told they had to evacuate.
Most left in a hurry, believing they would return in a few days.
Plates remained on the tables, tea in the glasses, bread still fresh.
But no one ever came back.
These meals left behind tell the silent story of a life interrupted in an instant.
