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  • Those men are the physical definition of Selflessness and Sacrifice.

  • All of those people in the footage are died after a couple of days. Can you believe that? True Heroes

  • @RoyceZ1 including the camera man

  • you need to have guts for making a job that can change your life for better or worse.those men are ore than ordinary people

  • DEUS OS TENHAM!!! PArabens.

  • Heros !!!

  • These men saved us .. Thank You .. we will never forget

  • LAKA IM CRNA ZEMLJA! SLAVA IM!

  • Brave Man ! You save the next generation ! Thank you From Bulgaria!

  • god bless your liquidators of Chernobyl and fukishima god rest your sole, these are the real heroes who deserve honour and tears not vagina’s like rat face Justin beiber

  • brave man

  • homenaje para todos los liquidadores heroes en silencio

  • So fucking wierd how you can just be walking around one day feeling fine, and something invisible that's penetrating your body and fucking up your DNA kills you in a slow horrible death.

  • @Grundalizer Isnt it wonderful, one of the inventions of humanity will eventually exterminate us because of our foolishness....

  • Working there is a guaranteed death but these men sacrificed their lives for the greater good.

  • Clean and safe energy? Not by a long shot. One have to be retarded or have some financial interest to tell such a lie.

    Three mile island, Sellafield, Chernobyl, Fukushima... and that's just some of the accidents we know about. How many have been covered up?

    Cancer statistics is rising all over the world. Why do you think that is?

    We can not keep it under control in the long run. Face it - We're doomed.

  • At the going down of the sun and the coming of the morning

    WE WILL REMEMBER THEM !

  • Those were the ones who saved the world.

  • me and some firends we will be like them....THEY SACRIFICE FOR ALL OF US CHILDREN ADULTS ALL OF US....AND NOW MORE DONT RESPECT THEM......il sacrifice mylsef again to save us....respect them....

  • i will be one of them.....THEY SACRIFICE FOR ALL OF US AND MORE THEY DONT RESPECT THEM.....THEY SAVE US FROM DEATH....il sacrifice myself if its needed....

    

  • THANKS VERY MUTCH A liquidators of chernobyl THEY SAVE 100000 OF LIFFES!

    AND MYY LIFE 2! I FROM UKRAINE KIEV!THANKS FOR ALL !

    NICE VIDEO!

  • nuclear energy sucks

  • @HedonistDaidalosz its safe and clean also cheap

  • of the liquidators have made bio robot.mnogie of them are now dead! commemorate a moment of silence

  • their are things about the Russians i dislike but their guts have never been in question, from Stalingrad to this mess they move fwrd with honor

  • I believe they are heroes the govt is to blame for keeping it hidden but without the liquidators all of Europe would be radioactive. I have so much respect for these people.

  • i respect them, but not heroes because of their ignorance to the danger, dont praise them to much for stupidity knowing risks at the time, and anyone can be a hero this tragedy is horrible hopefully man learns from mistakes and moves forward.

  • @clintff29 THEY ARE HEROS YOU M.... , JUST BECAUSE THEY DIDN T KNOW THE DANGER DOESN T MEAN THEY ARE NOT HEROS.

  • @clintff29 they may not of know but they risk there lives and saved much of Europe so they are heroes would you like to have been there doing that not being told the risks buy the goverment it was kept from them and no one really new the tru extent of the disaster the goverment hid it and most were told they had to do it  commies

  • Rob Dougan - Clubbed to Death

  • What's the song called?

  • what are liquidators?

  • @DevinL16 Google it

  • They gave everything they had,for others. Respect to brave Soviet liquidators.

  • thank you for saving europe

  • @metuubakakka dont forget they were the ones who built that nuclear plant

  • @metuubakakka not only europe whoel the world, their are the TRUE heroes. :/

  • I use footage like this to motivate me in my factory job. I work in a paint plant. I'll be running around all day and feel like shit and think of liquidators grinding at it in the radiation and think to myself "It's time to man the fuck up!"

  • WHY is the same thing not happeniung in Japan now???????

    i guess the Ukrainian people are more brave

  • @Unknowcreation They were Soviets. They did not think of themselves as Ukrainian yet.

  • AHHH, the Liquidators - most of them haven´t got a "hero" factor. Most of them did not even know in what they are going to.They wanted money, and soviet union gave a lot of them for people which went to clean up the mess.

  • @fallfromgrave Then I dont fucking know why they were wearing a lot of equipment against radiation and they got a medal for each one... OR MAYBE they were weeks cleaning withouth feeling like they were dying and KEEPING cleaning without reason and nobody was escaping for that... nobody tried to go out of the place... I dont know men... you think the money can buy a life... the liquidators were heros... and you are wrong.

  • @fede8472 Well, as many turnes out - YES, money can buy life, haven´t you see Schindlers list?

  • @fallfromgrave As it TURNS OUT, there were NO Schindlers in World War 2 (It's a movie, idiot), sorry to break your childhood in half

  • @blair91234 : Oh! so this is not trailer for new STALKER game? And World War 2 was real too? I thougth both was created by the game developers :-O By the way - you have a three legs and one eye because of Chernobyl? You absolutely dont have any sence of humor about this

  • @blair91234

    Actually Joseph Schindler's story is well documented.  The movie is based on the true events.

  • @KillNewton shut up

  • I see on the end it says,NOT FORGIVE,who?

  • they are heroes,,,,,,,,but what are they doing when they are moveing ruble of the roof

  • @xxfallout1 They are moving the strongly radioactive debris and graphite into the reactor. They could only be 40 seconds on the roof until they had to leave beacause of the high radiation.

  • Just remember every one you see in this has died from the radiation/ they were true heroes

  • @ShadowStarAirsoft

    Yes many of them died,but not everyone more than 100 000 died out of 700 000 liquidators.

    May they rest in peace,they were and are heroes!

  • @76411467 yes my they rest in peace god bless them

  • Do not remove the mask ... and many people smoked and walked around the area without a mask.

  • @MaksimovLugansk What would you do? Working for hours and hours - not allowed to sit down, because everythin is irradiated? What would you do, not able to leave the area, because the cars drove away, because fearing radiation away after letting more liquidators out . What would you do, when the specialists increased the scale on the radiation mesurement tools, and saying: Now it's o.k. I'ev got this information from a ukrainian liquidator. His book is called "Special Battalion 731".

  • @Tekknorg I can not literally understand what you mean, I'm using online translator. I live in Ukraine, not far from this place. At the station, never throwing the workers, each working no more than three hours on the object and then they were sent home and never bring up the station ... Not like in Japan now 50 people are more than a month at the station ... they are 100% received a lethal dose of radiation. ((

  • @MaksimovLugansk Владимир Гудов: youtube DOT com SLASH watch?v=mnpP4lbmnAo AND:

    youtube DOT com SLASH watch?v=AhpvTsrUrjA

  • @MaksimovLugansk but fact is that, almost everyone of them are dead, due to the dosages they got when working on cleaning it up...

  • @pioneerz450 true true

  • This is the best use of the song "clubbed to death" ever...really. So intense.

  • I woulden't go within 20 miles of there without at least 3 feet of lead on me.

  • they died for us, to save us and europe! they were true people...

  • FOr Mislia: Я не знаю, откуда у тебя такая информация, практически все ликвидаторы имели представление, куда и для чего они едут и в каких условиях им придется работать... Все эти разговоры, по поводу, того, что мол мы не знали куда мы едим - это сказки. ТОгда существовало такое понятие как долг и честь. А то, что ты там изучил пообщавшись с Литовцами, так это еще ничего не значит, они никогда не любили СССР, и объективной информации предоставить не могут!

  • these guys became heroes without any wish of it. I made monitoring of newspapers' that were released in Lithuania (former part of Soviet Union) after the catastrophe in three months regarding messages about Chernobyl. No one of volunteers (other part of Liquidators were sent by army) wasn't informed about danger and risk tht is waiting for them in area of Chernobyl, they went there as for kinda "ordinary job" and payed with their lives and health. Damn nuclear power and damn government.

  • damn, 25 years, and still so much danger

  • Никто не забьит, и ничто не забьит.

  • i would like to know what is so special about liquidators?

  • @zunioct2

    Basically they have risked their lifes in order to save many others. Obviously many of them were forced to do that, but nonetheless many voluntarily joined liquidators.

    Years passed by and many of them have died, others suffer from various illnesses.

    My father was picked to be liquidator as well, but because he and my mom married he kind of evaded it.

  • @zunioct2 They saved Europe

  • @zunioct2 They saved Europe. And not just Europe, but the whole world

  • help they

    we must help they

    they had saved all world with their work

  • Склоняю голову перед людьми, которые спасли мир от ядерной катастрофы .

  • Song is Clubbed To Death Rob D

  • this are the REAL heroes and role to honor and inspired younger generations!

    not coorprate media fake ones like music artists and sport "stars"

  • heros!

  • good job, tavarishi...

  • could anyone please tell me the name of this track being played in the background?

  • Wait, "not forget" is just bad grammar. "Not Forgive"? what, the don't forgive the morons that ran and built the plant that lied about its main safety features not being installed so they'd look good to the Russian government? Yeah, maybe 'Not Forgive' them, but then again, they died really quickly after this incident, considering they were on site during the catastrophe...

  • Some of the bravest men who have ever lived.

  • Does all that filth you people are typing make you feel big and important? Using profanity just proves you were not raised right.

  • @TheUSA1945 STFU pussy, just cuz you were bullied and beaten up every day of your child hood does not mean that all people who swear are poorly raised. JAG OFF

  • At 3:08 those liquidators that turn up on the bus with a look of despair to personify "Lambs to the Slaughter". Those Poor Buggers had to give away so much but By Gee they were brave.

  • Made me cry..

  • @Mew467 Yeah, kind of, crazy vid

  • RBMK reactor design + bad experiment + career ambition = Chernobyl

  • @myrtlebox you forgot to mention the secrecy, if they had just told people, a lot of lives could be saved:(

  • Im surprised everyone just blames nuclear power and dont mention the soviet union as it was very poor management at the plant which caused this disaster.

  • @purplehazenilsp it's not that much foult of nuclear power even though it had it flaws, neither foult of government. it was foult of stupid experiement which should never been made and chief for doing that was Anatoli Dyatlov. Managment wasn't the best but people go evacuated. Most people who died there were ones who tryed to fix problems. There was no way to avoid losses and there was little time to fix things before they went out of hand.

  • the trouble is one nuclear reactor is MORE POWERFULL

  • heroes

  • In remembrance of this brave men, who gave their lives for ours, we should all boycott electricity generated by nuclear power.

  • @resistance030 Hmmmm nice thought, but...

    Since the grid accepts input from (Nuclear, Coal, Natural Gas, Hydro, Wind, Solar, other), how exactly does one do that?

  • Yet here we are today, having learned nothing, facing another nuclear diaster where people risk their lives in a battle to save the rest of us. They can say or not say, what ever they want about what is going on in Japan, but we are not so stupid not to know the risks and and dangers. There is good reason that cases of cancer have risen since the nuclear age. These brave men and women DID know the dangers. watch?v=ccnMJCVaaVY

    A clean up worker survived to tell the tail.

  • Zipox: Perfect soundtrack for this!

    Clubbed to Death - The Matrix Soundtrack

  • @myrtlebox

    perfect indeed!

    This music must have been written for these horror images.

  • men who went in there they did not know which is the case! they were not told about radiation, and they were wearing normal suits. Hundreds of men came back to Estonia, and then they were dropped out of the head, hair, teeth, and it was no longer in the mouth. who are still alive today are told that it actually happened!

  • They werent really brave, they didnt know that the radiation was lethal or very dangerous. But they are heroes for doing it.

  • I am born American and don't see too much to admire with our political system. Please don't confuse Americans with our politicians and what hollywood portrays.

    I would like to think that we would have the courage to do what the liquidators do here, but sadly, I'm not sure we would. We first would have to hear from thousands of self interest groups and legislate. By the time our system did something, the 100,000 year radioactive period might have ended.

  • @myrtlebox lol, the soviets didn't hesitate one bit after the disaster ya know, half year and sarcophagus was built...

  • 35 people have forgotten that they have saved their lives...

  • first liquidators where russian conscripts theat collected the radioactive material with thair bare hands ...

  • Respect to these brave men but it does annoy me that this incident is used as a reason to avoid nuclear power. Far more lives are lost every year (possibly every week) in the course of generating coal power than have ever been lost in the entire history of nuclear power. Considering how much safer modern reactors are than these 50+ year old reactors I don't personally have any problem with new reactors being built... I'd happily live next to 1 if they weren't so ugly.

  • Every single man recorded in this video is likely already dead, including the cameramen.

  • @2b3the1 jep dhey are deadh! m i uncel was dere!!

  • It's just so hard to find words that can describe "The Bravery" of these Liquidators who made the ultimate sacrifice for their care of duty.

    This tragic event would have scared All Innocent Victims and The Families of these Brave People for many years then and still to come.

  • Theos sxorestous... timh kai do3a stous hrwes... may God forgive them... honor and glory to these true heroes!!!!!

  • These men were and are heroes and americans are stupid. The reason: american soldiers were looking at the beautiful nuclear bombs in the deserts of nevada. How stupid is that!!!

  • compatriots do not know how to read. Moderate level of English grammar among 24% of americans is lower then mine. And if you think you can tell something like you said about Russia or former USSR countries,then i owe you a congratulation on april first-fools day as your professional.

  • @SuperFoOnT Sadly you are mostly right my friend... I feel somewhat shamefull when I see what has become of america. But there is still hope as not everybody are selfish ignorant fat slobs, and see through the lies of their TV and have a lot of admiration for your people.

    Never forget this tragedy and it's heroes.

    Respect.

  • Only problem is population of your type - noncontributing superselfconfident bastards,who can insult other countries patriotic feelings without any reason or fact. You are very easy to be brainwashed.When i was in DC i got aquainted with couple dudes of your type.They were proving me that World War 2 tnden only because brave american soldiers killed Hitler and then you "smacked these fucking jap's all over the island with nuckes".I laughed very much it appeared than high level of your compa

  • @kentucy9999

    reputation you claimed will soon bring you down.

    And do not try to blame me in USA hatred.Your country has a lot of good,decent, tolerant and highly educated people,who are welcomed everywhere.I have some mates at list at 5 big cities on Eastern coast of Atlantic.And they realize that Russia and all countries of former USSR are people too and most of them are not brown bears carrying "ushanka" and drinking vodka.And i respect them for their wideness of thoughts.

  • @kentucy9999

    I think that it as only a matter of time for such misunderstanding like modern USA would stop existing.You consider your soldiers a heroes?Why is that?maybe because they defend interests of big oil companies?Or killing barely defenseless arab soldiers and peaceful civilians?Who are not from Al Quaida,you hate so much.everyone all over the world when hearing the word "American" imagine fat arrogant and ignorant bastard with a fake smile on his face.

  • @SuperFoOnT You sir are awesome, wanted to make the same comment! :D

  • @merops

    При чем не учтенные ликвидаторы...герои,бля!!!

    я бы сдох тогда...мне было 2 года,я как раз находился в Киеве и мы с семьей вышли на первомайскую демонстрацию...мне тогда батя пообещал,что я танки увижу...

    Если бы не эти все люди,то половина евразии сейчас бы заростала сорняком и деревьями....царство им небесное,земля им пухом.

  • @kentucy9999

    do you know any other foreign language?Do you know something that not an America anthem,not the song of Britney Spears,not a Sturbucks(McDonalds) and not a phone number of a female,you are doing coitus with?Did you ever wondered why is that only America has gunshots at schools? Can you now remember at least 3 classical composers from USA,who tribute to the world's culture? Do you Know that the half of your country already belongs to chinese,who are wery glad to support your wars?

  • @kentucy9999

    Have you ever noticed that your nation has no native language?Instead of it you are speaking native language of country you were struggle against?do you know that every war,you provide for,at least,15 years is war on the other countries territory?Have you ever thought about why America is pulled out of the deep shit by one genius,while all the country eating and having coitus?For example Alfred Marshal,JFK...

  • kentucy9999

    Have you ever been in Russia or Ukraine?

    Do you know that compared with your young generation ours are professors and geniuses?Because simply our 6-7 year old boy allready knows multiplication table,instead of knowing new song of Snoop Dog or Beyonce.Do you know,that history of America,compared to history of normal countries is nothing?Do you know that your country is a bunch of fat retard,thinking only about food and coitus?

  • @madmanmantra

    i live in Kiev and i'm not completely agree.Collapse of the Soviet Union is the fault of unfortunate complex of reasons. I agree that Chernobyl is the one of the biggest.

    But Soviet Union had enough power to handle at least two more accidents like this.it collapsed because of Gorbachev with his "glasnost" and his "innovative" american styled ways of managing this giant and remarkable country.

  • Just as there are those who seek to destroy life, there are those who destroy their to save others. Heroes and legends.

  • Full respect from Spain for the courage and braveness of all those men! 

  • There are so many idiots in america to this day who think that ronald reagan brought down the Berlin wall and the Soviet Union. NO it was this disaster ! In my opinion. Do any Ukranians or Russians or anyone anywhere near Chernobyl disagree?

  • As a layman, I don't think these guys didn't know what they were doing and what was the potential risk. Just thinking of wearing a mask with high potection stuff on your body and with people measuring something around you. They were the one we called HEROS.....

  • Radiation will hit the west coast turning people into zombies that will march towards the East eating everyone they can! Zombie Apocalypse starts now! Load up on ammo

  • its quite sad that the liquidators had no choice but to do the clean up work because of the communist regime and the fear of being killed

  • @susupoosa

    "its quite sad that the liquidators had no choice but to do the clean up work because of the communist regime and the fear of being killed"

    what the fuck do you know about the "communist regime" of those days? did u grow up there, or were you conscripted to go to Chernobyl? if any of these men didn't know what and why they were doing it, you wouldn't see them working like that in this video. you'd expect them to be fighting the regime. think of it you moron!

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  • @nazirdjon telling from your name you're clearly quite the gay nazi boy. Anyways, how the fuck can you fight back against communism you dumbass. They would have been shot and killed on the spot you jew mother fucker. They worked that hard becasue they were in the fucking military dumbass, something you gay faggety american neonazis dont know shit about. Do you really think they were given the fucking option to go work up there? Yur one stupid fucker. No go fuck yur mom you manure eating hilbilly

  • @susupoosa WHAT PUSSY, WHY AREN'T YOU REPLYING NOW YOU DUMB HORSE FOR HORSE STINKING MANURE EATING PIECE OF SHIT.

  • @susupoosa may i just say that in the comment i am replying on, you are cussing yourself out,, and not the person who you were refering to. Oh btw: good point in your first original comment, your right, they didnt have a choice, too bad some people dont understand that.

  • @xMendy22 I;m sorry, its just when i see ignorant comments like that, it kills a little part of me.

  • @xMendy22 lol, noob mistake, i meant that comment towards the gay nzi boy down there somewhere.

  • Heroe's R.I.P

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  • I wouldn't go there even if i know the way!

  • to @bietis2, there were no soldiers who gave their lives. russians didn't send their people. they sent us. lithuanians, baltarusians, latvians, estonians. i am from lithuania. my people were sent there to work not knowing what are they dealing with. some of them burned insied after few minutes, others came back with deformed organs. none of them survived. they all died. it's a pink storry which are told to the world from russia. and we are not enemy with russian people.but russian politics were.

  • The japanese should put the whole TEPCO-company managers against the wall, AFTER they forced them to work as "biorobots" in Fukushima!

  • Total respect.

  • these men were heroes

  • Respect Liquidators,and R.I.P for the victims

  • Ces hommes sont des héros que nous devons remercier pour leur sacrifice extraordinaire . These men are heroes. We should be forever grateful.

  • Thous people removing radioactive fuel with hands 0_0

  • @kokobedima You have to understand ; allot of these people didnt know the true risks of radiation as they where simple firemen, farmers, army grunts and whatnot, also the goverment was verry hush-hush about it so no one knew exactley HOW radioactive the area was.

  • We will ALL remember soon enough, Japan is in severe threat of the same, even with US GE design Reactors, there is breach of containment

  • i'm not sure anyone's skin melted there....but the fragile capilaries and mucous membranes certainly showed the damage very shortly ater irradiation...in fact, the time it took to get those guys to Pripjat was enough (well below 1 hr) to tell the doctors there that they weren't recieving patients...rather people who'd die within a few days regardless of treatment

  • A fatal dose of radiation doesn't make your skin melt right way. Many fatally-dosed people seem in good health for perhaps hours afterward. Later on very bad things happen. It's quite possible people thought they were fine as they left the site, only to die days or weeks later.

  • The cameraman died a couple weeks later. He had no idea of the danger he was in. I suspect that was the same situation for many of the early "liquidators" on scene.

  • after 30 minutes of showeling, the soldiers (expandable soviet workforce) would fall from total exhaustion, bleading from practically every imaginable location on their body...after seeing that picture, another would put on the fallen's protective led vest and go to certain death....being born 80 miles from that place 2.5 years after the disaster, now, watching these videos, really makes me think just how much of my existance i owe to these heroes....rip

  • @eretromicin I believe they started 1 hour shifts. When the soldiers started dying, they reduced it to 30 minutes shifts. Engineers and scientists in the military were sent straight into ground zero to help with the cleanup. Those in command knew that at the very least the radiation would make these men sterile. Soldiers without children were exempt. Engineers who already had children did not have a choice. Somewhat ironic, and very sad.

  • @twidgetfitch what you believe is what you've heard...what i stated was what my dad's colegues, he worked as a doctor in zhitomir at tbat time, had to deal with... most of the chunks those soldiers were cleaning up, ommited radiation of over 5000 r/hr..lethal dose 500r/hr..there has been a lot of effort put into showing that the "authorities" cared..when in reality, they refuse to even tell just how many people died of those liquidators...those facts you stated are not real

  • @eretromicin I beg to differ. My uncle was called in as a liquidator. He traveled the distance from Leningrad. He arrived on the outskirts of Chernobyl, knowing well that he was facing almost certain death. He was a biochemical engineer. Upon arrival, they asked those who have had children to step forward and sent the rest of the group home. This could have been simply the decision of the group's commander and not a widespread thing. But this is what happened and my uncle's life was spared.

  • @twidgetfitch Wow what an amazing story thank's for sharing.

  • @twidgetfitch it is true because once you go in there you wont be able to have children anymore

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  • 40 minuest on that roof, the human body begins to degrade and fall apart.. 100 rems

  • 2:24 The guy without a mask, reading a newspaper: I don't give a fuck. I'm irradiated anyway!

  • I saw a greenpeace video that said the were 1,000,000 liquidators. The man on it said out his group of 32 only 4 were still alive. Very sad, very brave men, even if they didn't know it.

  • so they build not 1 but handful of nuclear plants on the coast line sea level.

    for their money greed they ignore the risks and we see the results now, as always, at the expense of the people. .

  • the whole reason this tragedy was to begin with- GOVERNMENT.

    the people who ordered to build this power plant in a hurry for their own selfish imperialistic wishes, caused the genral engineer who designed the Chernobyl reactor, to make a mistake in the design. this whole plant was a time bomb on earth.

    and thts exactly what happened in japan right now. capitalistic powerful man in japan wanted their factories and industry to sky high in a short time,

  • Brave mens,they are heros !

    fuck the nuclear !!

  • liquidators is my new hero..

  • total respect

  • they were heroes...

  • Japanese people need brave liquidators like these too before the situation there gets worse...

  • @Daniel0889 They do indeed. Unfortunately, times have changes and no one is ready nowadays to die for an idea...:(

  • It's unbelievable how brave or how ignorant these poor heroes were, taking thousands or Roentgens of radiation each second.

    The russians first tried to send drones to do the job, but their circuits couldn't stand the exposure and all of them failed.

    The guy a 1:44 is showing the symptoms of overexposure: headaches, fatigue and probably reported the typical skin burns and the particular taste in mouth of ionized saliva, sure signs that they were living their last hours.

  • Looks like some brave Japanese are going through the same thing right now at Fukushima. Yet another explosion and another fire put out. Damn hope it doesn't get any worse there...

  • Such a shame. The majority of the liquidators you see on the roof throwing over highly contaminated graphite, among other things, died shortly after. Within days, usually less than a week, and during that time...they died a painful slow death in hospitals in a plastic confinement. These people couldn't even hug their wifes and children before perishing. Some had a slight idea as to what they were signing up for, but most did not. None of them knew they would be dying within hours. God bless them

  • Sacrifice. Truly they are heroes.