Petropavlosk USSR, which has one of the largest Soviet nuclear naval bases in the far East. The Greenpeace ship RAINBOW WARRIOR was denied entrance to the closed port. Local people protested outsid

Petropavlosk USSR, which has one of the largest Soviet nuclear naval bases in the far East. The Greenpeace ship RAINBOW WARRIOR was denied entrance to the closed port. Local people protested outside the Oblas (regional council) after Greenpeace were interviewed on local television.

Unique identifier: GP01BDV

Type: Image

Shoot date: 01/06/1991

Locations: Arkhangelsk Oblast, Eastern Europe, Russia

Credit line: © Greenpeace / John Sprange

Size: 3072px × 2048px 4MB

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

Containers

Shoot:

USSR JUNE 91

Shots include: the Rainbow Warrior off the coast of Amchitka island, site of US nuclear testing in 1960s & 1970s;visits to Petropavlosk, Murmansk, Archangel; attempts to get Rainbow Warrior a permit to enter the port; night shots of Avachinskaya Bay; general shots of harbour; Greenpeace interview on Soviet television; Election day; Avachinska Bay; Rainbow Warrior off the Kuril Islands; crew shots; Museum of native houses;Victor Tolchaev (on Nov Zem trip); Greenpeace campaigners; protest about the Rainbow Warrior being denied entry; petition; statue of Karl Marx; Petropavlovsk; Nuclear waste dump near Murmansk; Captain's protest about pension; street scenes; Nuclear icebreaker; Atomflot nuclear waste; Head of Atomflot; Nuclear waste and refuelling ships; Josh Handler; Lenin statue; Rainbow Warrior leaving Hakodate; Sergei Solovjev, president of the Kamchatka Green Association; 70th anniversary of the KGB shadowing the Rainbow Warrior; LOTTA, nuclear refuelling ship in Murmansk harbour; plans of inside of IMMANDRA; John Large; Alexander Kiss; Tatiana Dubovaya; SOVIET UNION icebreaker; visit to nuclear waste dump facility 10km from Murmansk.

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