This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, totaling 32 students. There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the

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This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, totaling 32 students. There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the

As the Soviet authorities shared very limited information, obtaining details about what really happened in Chernobyl was confined to rumors or what were known as voices â European news agencies or Russian speaking broadcasts from abroad. ;

As the Soviet authorities shared very limited information, obtaining details about what really happened in Chernobyl was confined to rumors or what were known as voices â European news agencies or Russian speaking broadcasts from abroad. ;

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This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, totaling 32 students. There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the

As the Soviet authorities shared very limited information, obtaining details about what really happened in Chernobyl was confined to rumors or what were known as voices â European news agencies or Russian speaking broadcasts from abroad. ;

This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, totaling 32 students. There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the

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This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, totaling 32 students. There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the

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This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, totaling 32 students. There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the

This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, totaling 32 students. There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the

There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the 1st (bottom) line.This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, tot

There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the 1st (bottom) line.This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, tot

This image captures the essence of your inaugural day in academia, juxtaposed against the backdrop of the poignant aftermath of the Chernobyl incident. There's a palpable juxtaposition between the innocence and routine of school life with the chaotic undercurrents of the era. Each child's face is etched with the obliviousness to the gravity of the times, adhering to the regimented norm of a school day's commencement. Reflecting upon this photograph now, does it stir a deeper narrative for you, encapsulating not just a personal milestone but also standing as an inadvertent testament to the epoch interlaced with a global calamity?

There are 17 boys and 15 s, distinguished by the dress code. My friend Genadi is 4th from the right in the 3rd (top) line. I am seated in the very center of the 1st (bottom) line.This photo was taken on September 1st 1986, exactly 128 days, or 4 months and 4 days, after the Chernobyl catastrophe took place. It captures my first day at in Gomel, Belarus. I had just turned that summer. In the photo, one can see my clmates and our teacher. Some are standing with their arms hanging beside their bodies, while others are seated on a low bench with their hands neatly placed on their . The students are arranged in three lines: 10 in the 3rd (top) back line, 9 in the 2nd (middle) line, and 13 in the 1st front line, tot