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Ud hvor livet frister
- Narrated by: Pernille Lyneborg
- Length: 10 hrs and 43 mins
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Ud hvor livet frister
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Publisher's Summary
Den danske forfatter og polarforsker Ludvig Mylius-Erichsen (1872-1907) blev især berømt for de to grønlands-ekspeditioner, som han planlagde og deltog i: Den Litterære Ekspedition, der gik langs Grønlands vestkyst op til Thuledistriktet, og Danmark-ekspeditionen på den nordøstgrønlandske kyst.
"Ud hvor livet frister" er fortællingen om hans fantastiske liv og død i 1907 under Danmark-ekspeditionen skrevet af forfatter og polarekspert Janni Andreassen. Bogen er illustreret med enestående og ikke tidligere offentliggjorte fotos.
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