"Chernobly - no end in sight", de Gerd Ludwig
Text: english
Chernobyl stands as a warning to human hubris that not everything that is technologically possible is also wise.
This book is dedicated to the countless victims of the catastrophe.
This book tells a story of a place where the past stubbornly refuses to recede into history, where a clock has stopped forever while the radiation will endure for centuries. It tells of engineers keeping watch over shattered technology they cannot fix, of soldiers finding some desperate rest in the most radioactive zone on the continent.
Vincent Jolly — senior correspondent on the International Desk of Le Figaro and Le Figaro Magazine.
For more than three decades, Gerd Ludwig has returned to Chernobyl in pursuit of the enduring truth. His work has become an essential part of the world’s collective memory of the greatest nuclear disaster in history. Gerd’s powerful photographs humanize history, lift the veil of our forgetfulness, and call us to remember what is at stake—our humanity, our civilization. Earth is a beautiful grain of life in the depths of the universe that has become so fragile in the hands of man.
Adi Roche — founder and volunteer CEO of Chernobyl Children International.
Dimensions : 13,5x18,5
Pagination : 220 pages
ISBN : 978-2-35130-232-3
| Nom | "Chernobly - no end in sight", de Gerd Ludwig |
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| Réf. | 978-2-35130-232-3 |