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G. Medvedev "Chernobyl Notebook"
This is the best book about Chernobyl, in my opinion. I read and reread it many times back then in 1990s when it was first published. It gives both a good technical description about the disaster timeline and causes per se, and also it provides an eyewitness account of post-disaster efforts.
I think it might be much less well known in English-speaking world. I found that there is a free translation online:
http://dodreports.com/pdf/ada335076.pdf
(I edited a typo in the post: "B. Medvedev" -> "G. Medvedev", but the thread list still shows wrong title. If possible, can moderators fix it too?)
This is the best book about Chernobyl, in my opinion. I read and reread it many times back then in 1990s when it was first published. It gives both a good technical description about the disaster timeline and causes per se, and also it provides an eyewitness account of post-disaster efforts.
I think it might be much less well known in English-speaking world. I found that there is a free translation online:
http://dodreports.com/pdf/ada335076.pdf
(I edited a typo in the post: "B. Medvedev" -> "G. Medvedev", but the thread list still shows wrong title. If possible, can moderators fix it too?)
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