Chernobyl Record: The Definitive History of the Chernobyl Catastrophe
Editorial Reviews
The Invisible Light, December 14, 2000
...a detailed reference book and moving account of the events surrounding this tradegy...an excellent book, highly recommended.
Review
"People in other countries begin to forget the disaster and so Chernobyl Record is very important because it reminds them of the effects the catastrophe had on Belarus and its people. It is a useful source of impartial information on Chernobyl and its consequences." Ms Inessa Pleskachevskaya, First Secretary, Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in Great Britain "This book contains a comprehensive collection of facts, widely researched and well referenced, reflecting the author's deep interest in the subject matter. No other similar concise account of theChernobyl aftermath ... is known to be available from elsewhere. The book offers a wealth of information, also to those generally well familiar with Chernobyl, and attracts the reader to open it and read it over and again. This book certainly belongs on the bookshelf of everybody interested in the Chernobyl NPP catastrophe and to persons professionally involved in work on nuclear and radiation safety." Dr Frankz-Nikolasu Flakus, formerly Senior Officer of the International Atomic Energy Agency "A strong contribution to understanding the Chernobyl catastrophe, the background against which it happened, the heroism of the emergency accident workers and the radiation effects on surrounding human populations, food supplies, ground water and forests. At a time when there is a danger of forgetting, this book provides a timely reminder that the unimaginable actually happened at Chernobyl." Professor John Surrey "A truly monumental assemly of all that we have learned about the disaster, and a compendium of lessons which we forget at our peril." Professor Roger Berry "It is readable to someone like myself who is not an expert in the field. The photographs, diagrams and glossary of terms all helped to explain the scale of the disaster and the aftermath." Kate Sanders, British Institute of Radiology Library Manager in other countries begin to forget the disaster and so Chernobyl Record is very important because it reminds them of the effects the catastrophe had on Belarus and its people. It is a useful source of impartial information on Chernobyl and its consequences." Ms Inessa Pleskachevskaya, First Secretary, Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in Great Britain "This book contains a comprehensive collection of facts, widely researched and well referenced, reflecting the author's deep interest in the subject matter. No other similar concise account of theChernobyl aftermath ... is known to be available from elsewhere. The book offers a wealth of information, also to those generally well familiar with Chernobyl, and attracts the reader to open it and read it over and again. This book certainly belongs on the bookshelf of everybody interested in the Chernobyl NPP catastrophe and to persons professionally involved in work on nuclear and radiation safety." Dr Frankz-Nikolasu Flakus, formerly Senior Officer of the International Atomic Energy Agency "A strong contribution to understanding the Chernobyl catastrophe, the background against which it happened, the heroism of the emergency accident workers and the radiation effects on surrounding human populations, food supplies, ground water and forests. At a time when there is a danger of forgetting, this book provides a timely reminder that the unimaginable actually happened at Chernobyl." Professor John Surrey "A truly monumental assemly of all that we have learned about the disaster, and a compendium of lessons which we forget at our peril." Professor Roger Berry "It is readable to someone like myself who is not an expert in the field. The photographs, diagrams and glossary of terms all helped to explain the scale of the disaster and the aftermath." Kate Sanders, British Institute of Radiology Library Manager
Chernobyl Record: The Definitive History of the Chernobyl Catastrophe
Chernobyl Record: The Definitive History of the Chernobyl Catastrophe,R.F Mould,Taylor & Francis,075030670X,Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, Ch,Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, Chornobyl§, Ukraine, 1986,Disasters & Disaster Relief,Europe - Russia & the Former Soviet Union,History,History - General History,Nuclear Energy,Nuclear Plant Safety,Science,Science/Mathematics,Science / Physics
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