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Fridtjof Nansen
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Like a modern Viking, 32-year-old Nansen set sail from Norway in 1893 to reach the North Pole. Experts warned him that his voyage was tantamount to suicide. Compact and nimble, his ship the Fram was equiped with the latest tools to gather scientific data. As yet untested, the ship was specially built to withstand the relentless pressure of the polar ice cap. To complete the final leg, Nansen was to strike out into the polar desert by sledge. Nansen became an overnight sensation when - having been given up for dead - he emerged three years later, alive. His single-minded struggle against snow drifts, ice floes, polar bears, scurvy, gnawing hunger and the loneliness of the polar night would inspire young explorers such as Scott, Shackleton and Amundsen a generation later to make new conquests. Even Sigmund Freud was enthused. Today, Nansen's adventure journal is a rare, heroic window on an untamed Arctic world still untouched by man and rising temperatures.
"So fahre ich gen Norden in das finstre Reich hinein, wo keine Sonne scheint. Dort ist kein Tag." Volkslied aus Thelemarken. 1893. Norwegen. An einem Junitag bricht der Forscher Fridtjof Nansen zu seiner ersten Nordpolexpedition auf. Gemeinsam mit einem dreizehnk pfigen Team beginnt f r ihn eine dreij hrige Reise zu bisher unerforschten Gebieten der Erde. Wilde Eisb ren, Walr sser, Hunger und Schlafmangel: die Forscher durchleben harte Tage und N chte. Nansen hat die Ereignisse schriftlich in einem Tagebuch festgehalten, sodass der Leser heute hautnah die Abenteuer der Polarforscher miterleben kann. Im ersten Band von In Nacht und Eis geht es um die Vorbereitungen der Expedition und die Fahrt mit dem Expeditionsschiff Fram Richtung Norden. Das Buch enth lt Illustrationen, Abbildungen und Original Aufzeichnungen Nansens sowie einen Reisebericht des Kapit ns Otto Sverdrup.
Wir alle glaubten, dass die Expedition entweder gl cken werde und wir dann noch in demselben Jahre heimkehren w rden, oder dass sie nicht gl cken werde. Die Polarexpedition nimmt Fahrt auf: am 24. M rz 1895 verl sst Nansen das Expeditionsschiff, um sich mit Schlittenhunden und Kajaks weiter Richtung Nordpol vorzuk mpfen. Gemeinsam mit dem Hundeexperten Fredrik Hjalmar Johansen muss er sich gegen Walr sser und andere brenzlige Situationen behaupten. Doch die beiden halten durch und erreichen am 8.4.1895 die damals gr te Ann herung an den Nordpol auf einem Breitengrad von 86 13' 36''. Der zweite Band thematisiert die Zeit bis zur Ankunft in die norwegische Heimat im August 1896. Das Werk enth lt viele Illustrationen, Abbildungen und Original Aufzeichnungen Nansens sowie einen Reisebericht des Kapit ns Otto Sverdrup.
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