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The Story of the Liquidation of the Chernobyl Disaster: True or False?

In 1986 the lives of Ukrainian people were drastically changed, especially for those who were near the Chernobyl nuclear power-plant. Since then the ordinary, habitual life of citizens has turned into a living hell. Many articles, books and films have been created that are devoted to the Chernobyl disaster, the liquidation, and the evacuation of residents. Thus the great interest in recent years has led to a mini-series, Chernobyl. In this film, historical events of that time are shown, down to the smallest details of people, houses, interior items, atmosphere. The history of Chernobyl is a token of blind faith in socialism. The film documents how the Soviet government, even in this terrible situation, tried to hide the catastrophe altogether, and only because, they felt, in the Soviet Union there could not be such an accident. In 1986, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant was one of the largest nuclear plants in the world. It was a military-strategic facility, included in the planning of the Soviet army. Therefore the Soviet government did not want to acknowledge that this system was not as ideal as the public was being led to think. The series displays these documentary events with compelling accuracy. And the fact that the failure of the nuclear reactor occurred due to its imperfection was very clearly shown in the series: the reactor was not equipped with a modern security system, while the extent of automatic control and human control was too little. During an experiment measuring the inertial rotation of the turbo-generator, the fuel overheated, and this caused the destruction of the reactor core. It might have been avoided if there had been more qualified personnel present, and not just one senior engineer aged 25 years; if the night shift was better prepared for challenges; if the workers knew perfectly the nuclear reactor control system, and secret information about graphite rods. The experiment was supposed to be conducted at a reactor power of 700MW, but before it began, its level dropped to 30MW. The operator tried to restore power and began the experiment at 1:23:04 a.m. with a planned lower