Stamp commemorating the tenth anniversary
The tragedy of Chernobyl continues to be the spitting image of nuclear terror. The explosion in central Ukraine in 1986 unevenly contaminated the surrounding territory, but the wind and weather made Belarus received about 60% of the radiation. In that republic stamps are printed to coincide with the anniversary of the disaster to remember the consequences they have suffered (and continue to suffer).
up here have the series of three stamps and a coupon that is put into service on April 10, 1996, ten years after the event.
Seal recalling the 15th anniversary of Chernobyl
For the 15 th anniversary, an image is very human and emotionally charged. Chernobyl was 16 kilometers from the border of Belarus and its people suffered it firsthand. It is said that about 150,000 Belarusians had to leave their homes because of contamination.
Stamp commemorating the 20th anniversary of the tragedy
The April 19, 2006 is printed as offset this label. Its author is Vladislav Shevardin and put into circulation 70,000 units. Appears clover atomic at zero and white flowers symbolizing the hope of ecological restoration and human
Seal released in 2011 to commemorate the 25 th anniversary
If the forecasts fail, today April 26th 2011 put up for sale and in circulation "Belarus-this stamp to commemorate the 25 years after the disaster. Designed by Yevgeni Simonenko, the initial print run is 48,000 units and is printed on offset quality. Hopefully you never commemorative stamps atomic tragedies.
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