The Sacrifice (Chernobyl liquidators made, 1986 and thereafter)--Part 2/2

[@boscojohn7573]

Thank you HEROES , from far away part of Europe, for a life in peace that you ensured me, me and for my children, rest in piece my HEROES

[@amogh76]

WE ARE LIVING TODAY BECAUSE OF YOUR SACRIFICE. THANKS A LOT.

[@amogh76]

+Dylan Markovic Sitas It is Uranium 235 which melted in the immense heat and was filmed by one of the liquidators.

[@mr.9754]

These people are heroes! Thank you for your sacrifice!

[@MisterAwestasia]

Heroes are those who ,despite the hate of the present, secure the future so others might live and value more progressively than the past ever could. Only now do we see their heroism and for that I cannot even establish the feeling of thankfulness and I would personally thank each and everyone of them. "You saved Half of the World and you saved me. I promise we will make sure your heroism isn't forgotten, Thank you" Is what I would say to them.

[@renlentlesstourist7574]

Saved billions of lives not only in the present but also billions of lives to come, and left to die abandoned and in a slow terrifying and agonizing way. No way for men who saved the world to die. Rest in peace brave men. Your story is now known, and the dirty bastards who abandoned you will forever be shamed and haunted by this

[@darkmaster743]

This is horrible. We owe these men a un-repayable debt. Im out of words. Speechless. I cant even begin to describe my frustration towards " Mankind ".

[@StefanKo1224]

It is too sad story,almost i start to crying.I can't beleive that many people dont know about this heroes,the greatest heroes for modern era..God bless them

[@jrnyman78]

These extraordinary people walked out into an unimaginable Hell protected only by plastic wrap, makeshift armor and a gauze mask never fathoming what lie ahead for them as a result. And for their sacrifices they were awarded a certificate. Really puts things in perspective doesn't it? The liquidators saved half on mankind with the actions. Their govt. needs to ensure they didn't die in vain by securing the site and eliminating any possibility of a future explosion. God bless them and their fams.

[@TheWainer4]

God bless these amazing men. Who knows how many they ultimately saved? Tolko Bog zhaet.

[@camicienfuegos]

Its a shame, that these real heroes (Soviet Union, Europe and the whole world) dont get the honor, medical care and benefits, pension, which they deserve, beyond a doubt! Makes me sick. Simply left alone without any respect. R.I.P. like so many others. No one took care, no one honored heroes like him. There are so much examples. A tragedy. An enemy is better treatend.

[@jodysbabiie25]

Such heros and they couldn't even get the help they needed. Pisses me off so bad.

[@EndangeredMooseknuckle]

Its so frustrating. I would like to see a follow up with his family to see how they are doing, and how her kidney issues are going. By now if nobody has set up a donation fund for them, somebody needs to!

[@Barbarossa97]

I watched this docu again and yet so few views still. I am not a dramatic person or keen on "heroes" (the American way..) but these men sacrificed everything and yet they and their families got nothing. Beyond sickening. I will look for a Russian/Ukrainian Chernobyl-foundation and donate a few meaningless Euro to them. No price can repay their deeds but we have a responsibility for them, all of us, humanity.

[@cyberianmanx1]

heartwrenching. this is a must watch (and learn) film. seems imminent another incident will occur.

[@andreasjacovides4800]

He looked like a good man god bless him .

[@Deccusa]

Governments very seldom do the right thing by its people / The very lest they should do is take care of the men and women that did so much to reduce the damage caused by chernobyl / I would like to say thank you to each and every one of you for your selfless courage / you are all heros / all of you should always be remembered as heros/ I'm so sorry that all had to give so much to save the rest of us around the world / I'm sure you will all reap great rewards in the next life /GOD bless you all !

[@Wombats-1]

it honestly makes me sick beyond comprehension how people know shit like what justin biebers favorite color is and beyonce having a baby, but you can ask them what they know about true true true TRUE unbelievably hard to even put to words HEROES these men are and they will ask what is a chernobyl. is it justin biebers new single? i owe my life to these men. i owe everything to them. i owe my life to them and will never ever ever forget these men. R.I.P and i pray i can thank them in my next life

[@KB4QAA]

Very moving.

[@StefanKo1224]

The life of theese brave people was hell,and i cant imagine worst think that you go to work on ruins where is radiation astronomic,and all days after that is suffering.This is worse than someone kill you houndred times.Respect for they,it is most horible thinks i ever heard.HEROES

[@jimblake9474]

Yes sir. It's real sad. They gave it all to save people. And they got nothing in return. I feel sad for there family. These were good people.

[@germslover666]

Why is mankind such bastards, these men gave their lives for what should have been so little to repay them for the safety of millions of people worldwide and we the people let them just die in vein. I'm am ashamed to watch this video of men of such greatness and we cry about not having some comfort of life while they loose their daily. Our world praises worthless people while our true hero's and people who actually make life better die impoverished and in pain, shame on all of us, it's sick.

[@fionamackellar6629]

We are forever in your debt Liquidators. Thank you from us

[@jimblake9474]

It's a sad world. Seems every government treats it's hero's the same. Nobody seems to care for the people who save our butts. Like the veterans. I feel for these people. There are some of us who care. I am one of them.

[@OzziePete1]

What a horrible way to die.. May he Rest in Peace.

[@ondaquadra]

where is part 1/2?

[@mycabbage]

so sad.. RIP

[@toneduke]

Above and beyond the call of duty...Thank you... these men are fucking heroes beyond description

[@stevebell4853]

The danger is that when a couple of generations have passed that these people will be forgotten and their deeds downgraded by time. I can already see it happening in people since WW2. The further you are from the event, the less people appreciate the sacrifices made, to the point where extreme liberals are using some kids today as useful idiots and trying to get them to give away what was fought for. Thats how much sacrifice is worth to people a few generations down the line, it becomes so cheap. My wish is that this isn;t the case for the Chernobyl workers. This stuff should be taught in schools, and the faces and names should be known and celebrated as national heroes. You only avoid same mistakes in the future when you dont forget your past. If you forget your past, and worse than that, stop appreciating the sacrifices that were made, then you are doomed to repeat the mistakes.

[@ERIKEPAIOS]

GLOBAL HEROES - SUPER HUMANS

[@davewait806]

unsafe for man and animal ,it's literally hell on earth,unsafe for hundreds of years as the area kills ever one that moved back or stayed all of this is so sad,without help from the Soviet government unsafe for millions of years.

[@danozism]

So sad... The people of Belarus got such a bad deal. People in Ukraine say things like- 'Thankfully the wind was blowing toward the North West in the hours and days following the disaster". Sure- it was beneficial to Kiev and other parts of Ukraine, but Belarus copped most of the radiation fallout, and the country has struggled to recover ever since. A combination of incompetence, the culture of Soviet silence, and a dose of bad luck all converged to cause the biggest nuclear disaster of all time. So sad...

[@skafundra]

Can you re-upload the first part?

[@DeJulius_Caesar]

Слава Героям Советского Союза!

[@Tomek1985]

I'm looking for a 1st part

[@user-je8nb4sr4x]

What have they done😟

[@hehno1]

what was the illness he died from i"m not clear

[@paulmobleyscience]

I see you, I seen what you did. Billions since have known and everyday more and more know the true nature of Nuclear power that has been glorified and the sacrifice that was made on that day and the following days weeks months and years after. Those that knew what their exposure was going to do and still went in anyways, those that were forced that had no choice and those that continue to sacrifice their lives to have this and every other nuclear incident be remembered to learn the lesson. We have not learned that lesson and it may be too late.

[@thomasmcclenan1776]

there is a way of taking it apart and disposing of it once and for all. send me in.

[@geos297]

and yet so few realize the significance of the ongoing for over 6 years triple meltdown at fukushima

[@noklarok]

So sad.

[@ogtsilva]

i got something in my eye thy make it watering..

[@Yankeeboy7504]

And the Russian Government still is the same today.

[@giuliopoli69]

I can't find part 1 !! :-(

[@w72atfreemaildothu]

You'll find it on liveleak(dot)com.

[@giuliopoli69]

thank you! you are very kind! :-)

[@zdrgdr]

so sad :/

[@texastwostep]

Communism's throwaway Chernobyl Heroes. So tragic.

[@gragor11]

Such sacrifice yet it's as if the Ukrainians learned nothing from this catastrophe. They repeatedly fired artillery shells at the Chernobyl reactor site, at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station and the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant. So far they have only hit electrical yards powerhouses and the cooling systems but one day they will get lucky and hit a reactor building or a spent fuel cooling pool and cause yet another radiation plum to head across Europe.

[@lilian9299]

:(

[@drsiddhant8905]

Let's take a moment to insult horrible legacy communism has left us.

[@laryotool]

fuck...

[@hzj79]

to jest koszmar