How one man had to save the Netherlands in a hurry when a toxic cloud from Chernobyl came our way

Did the cows die? Could pregnant women still go outside? Marius Enthoven – now 86 – was the man who had to activate the disaster plan exactly forty years ago after the nuclear explosion in Chernobyl. One problem: there was no plan. The story of the crisis manager who had to prepare the Netherlands for a terrifying toxic cloud under immense time pressure.

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