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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CHELYUSKIN»
Descubre el uso de
Chelyuskin en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
Chelyuskin y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Encyclopedia of the Arctic
On March 17, 1741, Chelyuskin left his winter hut with two sailors. He was
directed to the upper reaches of the Pyasina River, from where he would
descend the valley to the coast (western side of the Taymyr Peninsula) and then
travel by dog ...
2
Stalin's Slave Ships: Kolyma, the Gulag Fleet, and the Role ...
Moreover, Khabarovsk "was caught in pack ice in the western part of the Sea of
Chukotsk, near Wrangel Island" and its location was not far from "the place where
the 104 members of the Chelyuskin party were waiting for deliverance." Also ...
Martin J. Bollinger, 2003
3
Russian Arctic Seas: Условия Навигации И Происчествия
Only one boat, the Khabarovsk, was unable to return to Vladivostok in 1933; it
overwintered in the Chukchi Sea (Vize 1948). 19. 1933–1934, Chelyuskin, drift,
shipwreck. In the autumn of 1933, the steamship Chelyuskin hacked its way east,
...
In 1933, the Chelyuskin tried to repeat the voyage of the Sibiryakov. This ship
was meant to be the prototype of an Arctic freighter, able to make the passage
with little or no assistance. It was a failure, because her hull did not stand the test.
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Articles on Icebreakers of the Soviet Union, Including: SS ...
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6
Exploring Polar Frontiers: A Historical Encyclopedia
plete his survey by land;he therefore divided up his men into three parties led by
himself, Chekin, and steersman Semen Chelyuskin,a veteran of Pronchishchev's
expedition. On 17 March 1741,Chelyuskin was first to set out with three dog ...
7
The Arctic Voyages of Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld, 1858-1879
AOTIN IA HAVEN. not be established at Cape Chelyuskin itself. The haven is well
sheltered from all winds and possesses good anchorage. Although the fog still
continued, the Vega and the Lena weighed anchor on the 18th to prosecute their
...
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Columba Sara Evelyn, 2012
9
Articles on Shipwrecks in the Arctic Ocean, Including: SS ...
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10
The Voyage of the Vega round Asia and Europe, Volume I and ...
As soon as circumstances permit, the expediti0l will continue its voyage from this
point in the open channel which the river-wate of the Obi and the Yenisej must
indisputably form along the coast to Capl Chelyuskin, possibly with ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CHELYUSKIN»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
Chelyuskin en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Arctic Bay is a Strait Proves Research Ship
The expedition visited Cape Chelyuskin and Andrey Island, where in 1913 astronomical points were set. The modern coordinates of the point ... «MarineLink, Sep 14»
Nuclear Icebreakers Clear the Way for Arctic Oil
While the voyage of the steamship Chelyuskin was one of the first attempts to sail the length of the Northern Sea Route in 1933, French ... «The Moscow Times, Abr 14»
Barents to Bering: Dream becomes Reality
The Hero of the Soviet Union medal was created in 1934 to reward the aviators who rescued Schmidt and the Chelyuskin crew. Schmidt had ... «BarentsObserver, Mar 14»
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Added the following Russian cities and towns - Baley, Bodaibo, Chelyuskin, Cherskiy, Druzhina, Dudinka, Evensk, Khapcheranga, Khasan, ... «PC Advisor, Ene 14»
Great Powers Shall Not in the Arctic Clash
The first people to be designated “Heroes of the Soviet Union” were the pilots who rescued the crew of the SS Chelyuskin after it was crushed ... «Globla Brief, Nov 13»
Russia's Arctic: Taimyr Peninsula
As shipping through the Russian Arctic increases, the biggest bottleneck is at the northern tip of the Taimyr at Cape Chelyuskin. Near the cape ... «BBC News, Ago 13»
A diary to make you gasp with fear - and to inspire you by the …
In two GAZ-33081 'Yeger' trucks, they are marking the 70th anniversary of conquering Cape Chelyuskin, the northernmost point in the Eurasian ... «The Siberian Times, Mar 13»
Polar Express
Only when we reached Cape Chelyuskin, at almost 78°N the northernmost point in Asia, could we turn southeast. And the farther north we got ... «The New Yorker, Dic 12»
The Russian Bear dominates the Arctic
In 1934, the SS Chelyuskin was crushed by ice in the Northern Sea Route. Before it sank, the crewmembers cleared an airstrip on the ice from ... «Aljazeera.com, Ene 12»
For Vladimir Putin, the Arctic is far more than a natural resource
It should come as no surprise then that there has been renewed interest in the fate of the SS Chelyuskin, a Soviet ship that sank in the freezing ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 10»
