Chernobyl - The exclusion zone (Wall Calendar 2026 DIN A3 landscape), CALVENDO 12 Month Wall Calendar

Experience a pictorial tour through the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
Before the reactor accident on April 26, 1984, around 50,000 inhabitants lived in the city of Prypiat, who were evacuated from now on. It was an example instead of the former Soviet Union, where people lived much better than in the rest of the country.
The photographer Tom van Dutch has visited the restricted area and shows impressive pictures of the amusement park, the hospital, the school and other buildings in Pripyat and Chernobyl.
High-quality wall calendar with 12 beautiful images. We care about the environment. That's why we only use FSC-certified paper from responsible forestry. We avoid overproduction and thus significant amounts of waste as we produce our calendars via print-on-demand in the markets we operate in. This means we can keep our transport routes short and ensure climate-conscious logistical processes.
14 Pages Consisting of 1 Cover | 12 Months | 1 Index Page | Cardboard Spine at the back
This calendar was re-released this year with the same images and new dates.
Illustrations:
January: School
February: Reactor 5
March: Cafe Prypjat
April: Duga radar
May: Infant station
June: On the hotel roof
July: Pool
August: On the streets
September: Artschool
October: Palace of culture
November: Coolingtower
December: Ferriswheel
QUALITY - High-quality photo calendar with 12 beautiful images on light-resistant paper, robust spiral binding with hanger.
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A tour of the Chernobyl exclusion zone, author: Tom van Dutch