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Matytsin Valery / TASS / Net-FIlm
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1990s1990sprotest actionwe represent 22 thousand liquidatorspostersconsequences of the Chernobyl accidentprotest rallyradiation accidentman-made disastertransparencyclaim for compensation for damage to liquidated property.chaesChernobyl took 1623 lives liquidatorsChernobyl victimsWe represent 22 thousand liquidators, including more than 5 thousand disabled Chernobyl victimsclaim for compensation for damages to liquidatorsChernobyl took the lives of 1,623 liquidators - residents of the Don
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Protest action in Rostov-on-Don

Russia. Rostov-on-Don. Representatives of 22 thousand participants in the liquidation of the consequences of various accidents, including the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, living in the Rostov Region, during a protest action near the building of the regional Administration demanding immediate compensation to the liquidators for damage to their health. Valery Matytsin/TASS
Location: Russia, Rostov-on-Don
Photo: №187115
Date of shooting: 10.15.1996
Authors:
Matytsin Valery
Keywords
1990s1990sprotest actionwe represent 22 thousand liquidatorspostersconsequences of the Chernobyl accidentprotest rallyradiation accidentman-made disastertransparencyclaim for compensation for damage to liquidated property.chaesChernobyl took 1623 lives liquidatorsChernobyl victimsWe represent 22 thousand liquidators, including more than 5 thousand disabled Chernobyl victimsclaim for compensation for damages to liquidatorsChernobyl took the lives of 1,623 liquidators - residents of the Don

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