25 years passed...but what is left? What do you know about April 26, 1986. It was the day of the nuclear melt down in Bloc 4 of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. It was a day a nuclear cloud spreading radioactive particles started its journey over wide parts of Central and Eastern Europe. 25 years after this disaster: What is left? We can book trips to Pripyat which was discovered as a touristic attraction and we can get all information about the event in the internet. But how do we see it? Myth Chernobyl is a youth exchange in which young people from 5 countries met and discussed these topics.

Friday, April 22, 2011

What we think and feel about Chernobyl


“thanks to chernobyl, I understood power can be poison”
Jana Maleckova, 27, Czech Republic

“after chernobyl, it's impossible to trust”
Joksie Biesemans, 24, Belgium

“after chernobyl, I understood that murphy's law fits everywhere: whatever can go wrong, will go wrong”
Gabri, 22, Czech Republic

“thanks to chernobyl, I wondered why people accept everything and that we can’t run away”
Gesine Kallert, 21, Germany

“after chernobyl, it is impossible to continue like before”
Ekaterina Yakushina, 22, Russia

“thanks to chernobyl, I understood that humans are not able to rule the world and that they can't control the power of nature and technology”
Yaroslava Yakovleva, 21, Ukraine

“thanks to chernobyl, I understood that people become one”
Riet Aerts, 26, Belgium

“after chernobyl, it is impossible to ignore our duty to preserve our earth”
Sylvie Peeters, 24, Belgium

“after chernobyl, it's impossible not to think about alternative energy”
Kim Devoldere, 21, Belgium

“after chernobyl, it's impossible to be indifferent
to continue to destroy ourselves
to be unconscious
not to take care of people's lifes
to think only about today
not to be responsible
but we still do the impossible”
Evgenia Sviridova, 22, Ukraine

“thanks to chernobyl, I understood that there are no borders for radiation, air and water”
Alexey Karachinskiy, 25, Russia

“thanks to chernobyl, I understood that life is too expensive to pay for mistakes of other people”
Evgenia Federova, 23, Russia

“after chernobyl, it's impossible to hope for the best future”
Galyna Yakushina, 22, Russia

“thanks to chernobyl, I understood that every technology in human hands can be dangerous”
Lucie Kubelova, 24, Czech Republic

“after chernobyl, it's impossible to continue living our lifes like before without paying the bill”
Rada Konstantinova, 21, Russia

“thanks to chernobyl, I understood that change has to be selfmade”
Katja Hildmann, 20, Germany

“chernobyl makes me feel chaotic”
Linda Palenikova, 21, Czech Republic

“chernobyl makes me sad”
Frank Rochow, 25, Germany

“chernobyl makes me sad
chernobyl makes me think
chernobyl makes me react”
Mariia Servetnyk, 22, Ukraine

“chernobyl accident showed, that people are sad wankers, who don't study on their mistakes”
Vnukova Liza, 20, Ukraine
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