El hombre que llegó al Polo Sur para morir | Stefan Zweig
Tonight we continue reading Stefan Zweig's *Stellar Moments of Humankind: Fourteen Historical Miniatures*. We continue with "The Struggle for the South Pole. Captain Scott, 90 degrees latitude. January 16, 1912." The story of Robert Falcon Scott, the British expedition to the South Pole, and one of the most famous episodes of Antarctic exploration, forever marked by Roald Amundsen's arrival a few weeks earlier. A reading aloud about courage, ideals, sacrifice, and that very human feeling of having arrived too late. See you live this Thursday: 7:00 PM Germany 12:00 PM Colombia #StefanZweig #StellarMomentsOfHumankind #readingaloud #southpole #RobertFalconScott

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