This French documentary, The Battle of Chernobyl" should have been shown much more world wide, and thanks to Netflix it's taken up again 16 years later.
This tells more than ever the horror show that the Chernobyl nuclear factory blast both on those who were set to stop the catastrophe and the innocent.
There were done so many mistakes that it'a baffling, but it also told Gorbachev, which is interviewed in this movie, that the Soviet political system had failed.
A lot of people unknowingly risked their lives to avoid a 3-5 megatonn nuclear blast that could annihilate all of Europe.
The movie is telling the horrific story, some of the eyewitnesses, 2.500 died of radiation following illnesses before they were 40.
Thanks to Netflix to dig this up again. It deserves a huge audience.
This tells more than ever the horror show that the Chernobyl nuclear factory blast both on those who were set to stop the catastrophe and the innocent.
There were done so many mistakes that it'a baffling, but it also told Gorbachev, which is interviewed in this movie, that the Soviet political system had failed.
A lot of people unknowingly risked their lives to avoid a 3-5 megatonn nuclear blast that could annihilate all of Europe.
The movie is telling the horrific story, some of the eyewitnesses, 2.500 died of radiation following illnesses before they were 40.
Thanks to Netflix to dig this up again. It deserves a huge audience.