Chernobyl BIBLIOGRAPHY

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OECD Nuclear Energy Agency. 
	  Chernobyl and the safety of nuclear reactors in 
        OECD countries : report 
		   TK 9152, C447    1987

Anon., 
	  Chernobyl : the end of the nuclear dream 
		   TK 1362, S65C48  1986   

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on 
Energy and Natural Resources
	  The Chernobyl accident : hearing before 
        the Committee, 99th Congress 1986 
		   Y4EN2 : SHRG, 99-869   

Marples, David R. 
	  Chernobyl and nuclear power in the USSR 
		   TK9085, M37   1986
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C. D. Sigwart personal library:

 Ford, Daniel
       Melt-Down
	        Simon & Schuster, NY 1986
	   A DISCUSSION OF THE THREE MILE ISLAND AND CHERNOBYL 
	   ACCIDENTS.  IT DOCUMENTS HOW THE A.E.C. COVERED
	   UP SAFETY RELATED DATA IN THE EARLY DAYS OF THE 
	   AMERICAN NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY. 
	
 Oberg, James B.
       Uncovering Soviet Disasters
	        Random House, NY 1988
	   FIVE OF THE 16 CHAPTERS DEAL WITH THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY
	   INCLUDING THE CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT.  THIS IS A GOOD 
	   REVIEW OF THE LIMITS OF AN AUTHORITARIAN STRUCTURE 
	   IN ADMINISTERING HAZARDOUS TECHNOLOGY.
	    		   
 Pohl, Frederich 
	   Chernobyl, A Novel
            Bantam Books, NY 1988
       A HISTORICAL NOVEL RECONSTRUCTING THE CHRONOLOGY 
       OF EVENTS LEADING TO THE ACCIDENT.  IT INCLUDES 
       THE COMMUNIST PARTY POLITICS AND PERSONAL EGO 
       IMPACTS ON THE CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, THE 
       ACCIDENT, AND THE OFFICIAL ACCIDENT REVIEW.

 Read, P. P.
	   Ablaze, The story of the heroes and victims of 
        Chernobyl
			Random House, NY 11993
       A DOCUMENTARY ACCOUNT OF THE CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT

 Yaroshinkaya,  Alla
	  Charnobyl: The Forbidden Truth
			U of Nebraska Press, Lincoln 1994
      A REVIEW OF THE RADIATION RELEASE, IMPACT ON THE 
      POPULATION, AND THE BUREAUCRATIC MANAGEMENT AND 
      SUPPRESSION OF INFORMATION.