At the end of the sixties, in the forests south of Mozyr and north of Kiev, the city of Pripyat and the Chernobyl nuclear power plant were founded, the first two power units of which were put into operation in 1977 and 1978. The Chernobyl nuclear power plant was supposed to become the largest nuclear power plant in Eastern Europe, and its builders and personnel seemed to themselves to be Prometheans of a new era, which give people a light, absolutely clean and safe.
The booklet “Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant”, published in Kiev in 1978, was also imbued with such a “romanticism of atomic construction projects,” which later became tragic. In this episode of our series about Chernobyl, we will leaf through the old booklet, as well as take a walk inside the premises and halls of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and try to understand why the 1986 disaster became possible.
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00:00 Prologue. Prometheus of a new era
03:02 Device of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant
05:36 Nuclear power plant control panels
06:33 MCR of the Third Unit
07:40 MCC Hall
09:07 Central hall
10:55 Premises under the Sarcophagus
11:36 control room of the 4th block
12:40 Reasons for the Chernobyl disaster
15:00 Why were the guilty appointed. Epilogue
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