Photos from 1983: Doomsday

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URC soldier near Kyiv ruins
 
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Chernobyl before the accident that made the region inhabitable (some members of the Ukranian Communist Party could made a failed reopening of the powerplant)
In a turn of events that surprised no officials at Fastiv when they finally heard about it from the few survivors, who themselves died of radiation poisoning shortly afterwards, something - to this day the area remains too radiated to find out - horrible had apparently happened at the plant, and some sort of meltdown had occurred. The net result was many deaths, and the irradiation of much of the Pripet marshes.
 
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Movie poster of The Day After, which was supposed to air on ABC on November 1983. It has became lost media afterwards. Even 38 years later, no-one dares to talk about this film as Doomsday is considered to be the real-life version of it.
 
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A group of post-Doomsday survivors in Pensylvannia gather for a 19th century group meal.
(Pic is from The Village)
 
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Troops of the recreated Red Army Choir on a concert in Berlin, Prussia. Members of the Prussian goverment, and the 4 legations of the former Allied zones were present in 2019
 
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ROC Armed Forces color guard presenting the flags of Taiwan and the branches of the Armed Forces during the 110th National Day in New Taipei City, October 10, 2021.
 
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Members of the Algerian People's National Army (Armée nationale populaire) in 2003 after almost reclaiming the whole country, which was disintegrated since Doomsday. There are 6 states that are still independent: Tamanrasset, Tamahaq, M'zab, Chaoui, Souk Ahras and Kabylie
 
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