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USSR : Sakharov Return to Moscow
Yelena Bonner and Andrei Sakharov in their Moscow apartment. At the end of this month, internally-exiled Soviet scientist and nobel peace prize winner Andrei Sakharov was at last allowed to return to Moscow from Gorki and live once again in his Moscow apartment, here with his wife Yelena Bonner. Moscow, USSR - 26/12/1986.
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BOSNIA: Portrait of General Mladic
Ratko Mladic in Bosnia - 1994
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BOSNIA: Portrait of General Mladic
Ratko Mladic in Bosnia - 1994
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BOSNIA: Portrait of General Mladic
Ratko Mladic in Bosnia - 1994
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Karadzic, Mladic and Pope Pavle
Radovan Karadzic, Ratko Mladic and pope Pavle in Sokolak - 07/1995
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MOSCOW/USSR : Gorbachev speaks on Chernobyl disaster
On May 14, 1986, eighteen days after the Soviet nuclear plant in Chernobyl, in the Ukrainian Soviet Republic, blew up during a test of its emergency system on April 26, 1986 creating the worst nuclear accident in history, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev breaks the silence by making his first televised statement about the catastrophe. Moscow, USSR - 14/05/1986
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NEWS - Tschernobyl: 30 Jahre nach der Reaktorkatastrophe
On May 14, 1986, eighteen days after the Soviet nuclear plant in Chernobyl, in the Ukrainian Soviet Republic, blew up during a test of its emergency system on April 26, 1986 creating the worst nuclear accident in history, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev breaks the silence by making his first televised statement about the catastrophe. Moscow, USSR - 14/05/1986 *** Local Caption *** 131703
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MOSCOW/USSR : Gorbachev speaks on Chernobyl disaster
On May 14, 1986, eighteen days after the Soviet nuclear plant in Chernobyl, in the Ukrainian Soviet Republic, blew up during a test of its emergency system on April 26, 1986 creating the worst nuclear accident in history, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev breaks the silence by making his first televised statement about the catastrophe. Moscow, USSR - 14/05/1986
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MOSCOW/USSR: 27th Congress of the Communist Party
Cuban leader Fidel Castro (3rd from left) poses with Soviet leaders Boris Yeltsin (to his left) and Edvard Chevardnadze (to his right) at the end of the 27th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union on February 25, 1986. This year's congress indicated the directions Mikhail Gorbachev and his new team would set for the Soviet Union in the coming years. Moscow, USSR - 25/02/1986
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