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Photo by @renaeffendiphoto | Anna Zavorotnya was 78 years old when I first met her 10 years ago in Chernobyl's Kapavati village. She survived Holodomor (Soviet-era imposed famine of Ukraine) when she was just a six-month-old baby in 1932. She was rescued from a group of villagers who resorted to cannibalism in order to survive and nearly butchered her for food. Anna also lived through Nazi occupation and survived the world's worst nuclear disaster that took place in Chernobyl in 1986. Just two months after the nuclear accident Anna decided to return home to her village and lived there after. I asked her if she was afraid of radiation. ""Radiation? No, I can't see it. But what about starvation? I am afraid of that,"" she said. For other human-interest stories #followme @renaeffendiphoto
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