In Memory of Anatoly Dyatlov
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- čas přidán 12. 12. 2019
- On December 13, 1995 (exactly 24 years ago) during another treatment in Germany, Anatoly Stepanovich's heart, eternal to his memory, stopped.
Diagnosis: Acute myocardial infarction which is clearly caused by radiation sickness. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Thank you, comrade!
The series was good under many aspects, but really exaggerated in their villanization of Dyatlov. He wasn’t entirely blameless, and perhaps was not the best boss to work with, but he wasn’t the arrogant asshole he’s been depicted as, either.
The real Dyatlov tried to help others in the aftermath of the explosion. He personally went looking for Khodemchuk (quite the contrary of “fuck Khodemchuk”), and he twice ordered Toptunov to go home and later tried to send away Akimov as well, at a time when they both could have still saved themselves - they had spent most time in the control room and had not yet absorbed a fatal dose of radiation, in fact Dyatlov had received more radiation than them at that point. Which is why he became sick sooner and was carried away, while Akimov and Toptunov, still feeling well, decided that they should stay and help and went to the coolant valves, where they received their fatal dose. And the real Dyatlov never, ever tried to blame Akimov and Toptunov for what had happened. On the contrary, he even wrote Toptunov’s parents telling them that their son had fully done his duty and that the accusations that had been laid against him (Toptunov) were injust.
Thank you for this comment. It's the honest history.
Finally someone who knows the series was great because it gave a lot of awareness to the incident but it portrays Dyatlov so negitavely its disgraceful
Exactly
He was very kind man.
Dyatlov was a victim, like many
HBO made people thinks he’s worst person. But he’s not
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He may be Hard deep inside. But outside he Seems To be an Very kind man... HBO Thinks he's the worst person ever... But in Reality he's not.... Rest in peace Comrade Anatoly stepanovich Dyatlov... My condolences and Respects Goes out to your Family and Comrades.....
Such a complicated figure. He caused a catastrophe and sent people to their deaths, but he also was just a symptom of a greater problem. Anatoly wasn't as horrid as others made him out to be, and it's clear in interviews he was devastated because of what he had a hand in. I hope to God he has been forgiven of his sins. RIP, Comrade Dyatlov.
the fault of the Soviet Union, butchered these people, destroyed those lives
Dyatlov was a victim, like many
He wasn't alone in causing the catastrophe, not by a long shot. The Soviet Union used him as a scapegoat which unfortunately; made its way into the HBO series.
Where are you there when it happened? Have you traveled out of your country to meet and speak with people who have investigated the “accident” ?how do you spoken to the man himself?
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This man was not aware of the az 5 flaw. That was kept as a state secret. He was never as brutal as in HBO. He was truly guilty for sending those men to their deaths.
Well, he admited it in his old interview that by the time that he sent two of his colleagues to lower the control rods manually, he realised that he had done a terrible mistake...He admited that he sent those people to their deaths and also claimed, that retracted his order and ran outside the corridor to stop them from going, but they had already vanished by that moment...He was a good person...that's what i believe
the fault of the soviet union, it massacred these people, it destroyed those lives
Dyatlovs actions during and after the accident is because of a flawed Soviet state system - that forces you to act first, and question later. The pathetically hidden "state secret" about the potential stability consequences because of the AZ-5 button isn't making things easier..
I'm not fully defending Anatoly because he have some personal parts of guilt into the chain reactions that caused the double edged explosion - but he isn't entirely alone with being the reason behind why this even could happen in the first place.
Gorbachev was brave enough for taking responsibility for how low-tier standard the Soviet state was while admiting that the Chernobyl accident was the initial triggerpoint that caused the important fall of the communist East Europe.
Then why dose google say ita all his fault like ALL 100% WHY
He was a physician, of course he knew about the flaw
F for Anatoly Dyatlov.
Made out to be the villain. But he was really the victim of the Soviet State. Rather than admit their own faults, they used him as a scapegoat.
Had he known the reactor as well as he should have, if all information about the reactors design been available to him and not classified, then this disaster probably would never have happened. R.I.P Anatoly Dyatlov. You may have pulled the trigger, but it's the state who loaded the gun and released the safety.
excacly, poor man, the state destroy this lifes, showing no mercy
poor society
this ideologie is the worst creation by man.
That’s why I hate communist, Chinese Government, Russian’s politics, Venezuela , Cuba. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@andrescl9 What are you talking about? Liberal governments hide their shit all the time too. It's a problem of the state, not the economics.
Merci pour ce très bel homage de Monsieur DYATLOV! je regarde beaucoup de vidéos sur les évènement et pour moi il est innocent!les réacteurs RBMK avaient trop de défauts de conceptions.
RIP Dyatlov 1931-1995 ;(
At least he’s death in 64 years not lower.
The people who designed the reactor were the true culprits of the disaster, the Soviet state wanted to blame everyone else but themselves, if they really put the designers on trial, then they (Soviets) would be held accountable since they approved it in the first place!
He was handsome without moustache..
Nice.
Soviet Union made him a scapegoat. Покойся с миром, Анатолий Степанович 🙁
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bohužel ti asi nikdo nerozumí,musíš anglicky
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@@comradebogdan1425 In English?
R.I.P
Not great, not terrible
Is there such a thing as fault?
He was one of the people who was to blame....
Blamed is not the same as "to blame"... Look deeper than HBO.
Recommended : _Chernobyl : how it happened_ - A. Dyatlov.
I’m not going by the HBO series I going on the fact he was found guilty.
He ordered people to their graves knowingly. Not talking about the tv show, I’m talking about the actual accounts who recalled the event.
@@Sqdlow
the fault of the Soviet Union, butchered these people, destroyed those lives
Dyatlov was a victim, like many
@@forestdenizen6497 The book he himself wrote? He actually did threaten to fire those guys at that night and this does not come from watching the show. Sure, he wasn't a full-time villain, but he was still no good guy.
Died 64 Years old 55 Years old when the Chernobyl accident
Que horror-todo el sistema con sus mentiras y víctimas.Pobres gentes
i wonder if he really was being a hot head with the workers causing drama like the HBO series..
and with that no one was able to think strait and then BOOM.. it happens
poor man with his mind ;(
In my mind, Dyatlov was at the very least guilty of one glaring mistake. In instructing the Fire Lieutenant in charge of the first-responding Fire Brigade on where to obtain water to fight the fires that had broken out, he failed to warn them about the lethal radiation levels he surely suspected were present! That constitutes criminal negligence, and more than justified his prison sentence!
the fault of the Soviet Union, butchered these people, destroyed those lives
Dyatlov was a victim, like many
wasnt he reponsible for the accident?
Its complicated
He was one of many people at fault, and ended up as a scapegoat for all of it.
Well, that's not entirely true.
“The scale of the Chernobyl accident was therefore not determined by personnel actions, but by a lack of understanding, primarily on the part of the scientific managers, of the effect of steam quality on the reactivity of the RBMK core [...] We are bound to conclude that an accident such as that at Chernobyl was inevitable." INSAG-7, 1-4.9. Causes of the accident
You know chernobyl could be his fault but sometime someone could have told a lie that no one knows
Hes film in hbo chernobyl lol
Thank you for Chernobyl!