Chernobyl - Preludio de un Desastre (Vol. 1) [Chernobyl - Prelude to a Disaster, Book 1]
Una Historia de Una Devastación Nuclear Hecha por el Hombre [A History of Man-Made Nuclear Devastation]
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Nominado al "Premio Nacional Kyorlenko Heorhij Stepanovych 2019" y ganador del "Mejor informe periodístico sobre el desastre de Chernobyl" nombrado por Kyiv Today, esta serie de libros revela los eventos del peor accidente nuclear, también representado en la mundialmente famosa serie de TV de drama Chernobyl 2019, con detalles más profundos.
A las 01:23 de la mañana del 26 de abril de 1986, el mundo fue sacudido por un desastre nuclear provocado por el hombre: la Unidad 4 de la central eléctrica de Chernobyl se encontró con una devastación histórica esa noche, lo que resultó en duraderos efectos ecológicos, médicos y políticos.
Las causas de tal accidente permanecieron por mucho tiempo detrás del velo del secreto gubernamental. Durante años, la gente permaneció conmocionada por una explosión de RBMK, y sus ramificaciones permanecieron imprevistas. La respuesta descuidada y la actitud irresponsable del estado hacia los peligros de la catástrofe nuclear trajeron más daño al mundo, poniendo en peligro a la población general que vive en Europa del Este hasta el extremo oeste.
Después de diez años de investigación, y las observaciones de las investigaciones realizadas, los desarrollos históricos y en curso en Chernobyl, la autora Svetlana Kostenko, ha escrito una narración detallada y profunda de este accidente nuclear y ha desarrollado toda la serie de eventos que condujo a este eventual desastre.
¿Quién fue realmente responsable de la explosión?
¿Fue un error humano, una falla técnica o mera propaganda?
Chernobyl: Preludio de un desastre - Una historia de devastación nuclear hecha por el hombre (Vol. 1, 2, 3) es una narración honesta del incidente a través de los ojos de los testigos en el sitio y los liquidadores que trabajaron allí.
¡Compre Ahora para aprender más sobre la devastación y el desastre!
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
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What listeners say about Chernobyl - Preludio de un Desastre (Vol. 1) [Chernobyl - Prelude to a Disaster, Book 1]
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- Raul V. Edwin
- 03-21-20
I recommend this to any historians out there
A mostly unbiased look at the Nuclear industry with much food for thought. I recommend this to any historians out there.
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- Charles A. Curry
- 03-08-20
Muy recomendable
Los padres deben combatir su dolor, la burocracia del gobierno y las normas culturales japonesas que inhiben sus esfuerzos por comprender. Parry ha creado una mirada sensible y fascinante sobre el impacto humano de un increíble desastre natural. Muy recomendable.
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- Jerry J. McLeod
- 03-08-20
Definitivamente vale la pena escuchar y pensar
Parry cuenta la historia de manera sucinta y objetiva, pero captura el horror no solo del tsunami sino también el intenso dolor y la ruptura de las relaciones que ocurrieron después.
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- Wallace B. Henderson
- 03-21-20
This was a great audiobook
This was a great audiobook, more people should know more. this does just that. It was just the right amount technical detail. was not hard to follow, one thing it should have ended better. There has to be more. I would recommend it.
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- Mark L. Litherland
- 03-08-20
Una descripción muy conmovedora y detallada.
Con suerte, una mayor conciencia de estos temas podría ser un paso hacia la regeneración de la sociedad japonesa, desafiando la convención y una mayor responsabilidad y responsabilidad.
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- Jeremy C. Blankenship
- 03-08-20
La autora ofrece un equilibrio
El autor ofrece una descripción equilibrada y objetiva de un gran desastre natural, sus efectos y un caso judicial posterior para establecer la verdad detrás de lo que les sucedió a los estudiantes de una escuela primaria en Tohoku.
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- George M. Butler
- 03-21-20
A horrible accident worsened by men in power
The accidental explosions of a nuclear power source is a fear of man come true. the facts were worsened by the silence of corrupt political power and untold truths. The audible recording presented with strong voice inflection.
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- Henry N. Holt
- 03-21-20
A warning for society
I was pleasantly surprised to learn what went on behind the scenes, that we never heard about. another audiobook that made me want to keep driving.
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- Brian S. Baker
- 03-21-20
Well worth the time
This audiobook held my interest from the first minute. It is a very interesting look at a huge event. what I found particularly unique is that the audiobook is told from a Soviet perspective without the propaganda. I felt genuinely sorry for the people who were on the scene.
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- Stanley S. Robinson
- 03-08-20
Angustiosa
También informa sobre las numerosas historias de visitas fantasmales y posesiones de las decenas de miles de personas que murieron en el tsunami. No haré ningún juicio sobre esta información, pero diré que fue muy conmovedora y a menudo inquietante.
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