Chernobyl
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The First Report
Examine how bad news was softened, ignored or delayed, without reducing it to "Soviet officials lied."
- In Chernobyl, some of the most consequential moments come when people confront information they don't want to believe. Why do you think even experienced leaders sometimes resist evidence that something is seriously wrong?
- What did people closest to the problem know?
- What reached the decision-makers?
- Where did it change, and why?
- What did people risk by telling the truth?
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