Who's
Who?
The
people involved
:
Wladimir Tchertkoff: Film maker and translator.
Author
of "Nouvelles de Prison".
Supporter of Bandazhevsky and Nesterenko.
Director
of documentary films including:
"Youri
et Galina" (Interview of Youri Bandazhevsky and his wife – 2002),
"Nous de Tchernobyl" (1991) and
"Le piège atomique" (portraying the living conditions
of the population in Belarus 1999).
"Mensonges Nucléaires" ("Atomic lies", documentary
filmed during the OMS Congress in Kiev (2001) with interviews and statements
pronounced by leading protagonists relative to
the WHO / IAEA agreement.
- 2002 )
See
script of film.
Vassily Nesterenko:
Nuclear
physicist from Belarus.
site :http://www.fortunecity.com/boozers/vines/860/jurind.htm
Former director of the Nuclear Energy Institute
of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. He has endeavoured to alert the authorities of the health dangers to the
population. After being
dismissed from his post in 1986 he
founded Belrad, an
independent institute providing a radiometric capability and treatment based
on Pectin for reducing radionuclide levels in children. The institute is able to survive thanks
to grants from western NGOs.
(More - French)
Michel
Fernex :
mail : s.m.fernex@wanadoo.fr
Professor
emeritus of the Faculty of Medicine, Basle, former WHO programme director. Has worked with Bandazhevsky at the
Gomel Institute. He has been involved
in bringing Banadazhevsky's findings to public attention (scientific congresses,
translations etc..)
Solange
Fernex:
Honorary
European MP
mail : s.m.fernex@wanadoo.fr
- President of the Women's International League for Peace
and Liberty (WILFPL)
- President of "Enfants
de Chernobyl – Belarus" (Children of Chernobyl)
Bella
Belbéoch: Physicist (Centre d'Etudes Nucléaires -
France) Secretary of GSIEN (Groupe de Scientifiques pour l'Information sur l'Énergie
Nucléaire)
site: http://solar-club.web.cern.ch/solar-club/Gazette/GSIEN.html
Actions include:
a
scientific report addressed to the Belarus Embassy
denunciation
of the WHO / IAEA agreement.
Numerous
articles in "La Gazette Nucléaire".
Renaud
Choinière: Barrister - Quebec, Canada.
His
defence plea for Bandazhevsky was awarded a UNESCO prize (27 January
2002).
Letters to Belarus ministers and authorities.
Appeal
lodged with UNESCO. (September 2002)
Is currently
writing a book on Bandazhevsky.