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Why does Switzerland have more nuclear bunkers than any other country?

By Jesse Yousevska Stevens.

Read by Rachel Hanshaw.

At first, Zora Shelbert, the chief operating officer and tour guide at the Zonenberg nuclear bunker in Lucerne, Switzerland, wasn't sure whether the requests she was receiving were a joke.

It was February 22, and Russia had just dropped the first bombs over Kiev.

People were asking me what kind of measures they should take, where they would have to go,

Shelbert said. She quickly realized they had confused the historical society she works for,

Unterredesh Ubeleben, surviving underground, for the local department

of civil protection. To the alternating fascination, bewilderment, and envy of its European

...