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The Climb

Auteur(s): Anatoli Boukreev, G. Weston DeWalt
Narrateur(s): Lloyd James
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The Climb is a true, gripping, and thought-provoking account of the worst disaster in the history of Mt. Everest: On May 10, 1996, two commercial expeditions headed by experienced leaders attempted to climb the highest mountain in the world, but things went terribly wrong. Crowded conditions on the mountain, miscommunications, unexplainable delays, poor leadership, bad decisions, and a blinding storm conspired to kill. Twenty-three men and women, disoriented and out of oxygen, struggled to find their way down the southern side of the mountain. In the dark, battered by snow driven by hurricane-force winds, some of the climbers became hopelessly lost and resigned themselves to death. Anatoli Boukreev, the head climbing guide for the West Seattle-based Mountain Madness expedition, refused to give up hope. Solo, climbing blind in the maw of a storm that continually threatened his life, Boukreev brought climbers back from the edge of certain death.©1997 by Anatoli Boukreev and G. Weston DeWalt (P)1998 by Blackstone Audiobooks Essais et carnets de voyage Plein air et nature Sportifs Ouvrages généraux Inspirant Aventure

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This book provides a necessary addition to the recorded events of the tragic 1996 Everest expedition. It is also a suitable insight into the personality of the very devoted, caring and dedicated mountaineer, Anatoli Boukreev.

A necessary Addition

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I was in awe of these high mountain climbers not realizing just what enormous effort it takes to put together a climb. I really enjoyed learning about the different roles sherpas, guides and climbers have not only in putting an expedition together but what they were responsible for during the climb.
Anatoli Boukreev was an extraordinary man who was exemplary in his work as an agent, a climber and as a rescue/recovery man. I highly recommend this book far above In Thin Ice which was written by an egotistical person with less attention to truth and less care of the climbers under his care.

In Awe

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I have listened too, read, and watched a lot of material about the 1996 tragedy and I think this book brings all the pieces together to understand what really happened. Anatoli is my person hero for his strength and ability to keep on pushing forward no matter what. He also is a realistic who knows when you are pushing it too far. An excellent book - highly recommended

A detailed and incredible recount of what happened on Everest in 1996

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Into Thin Air was one of the most gripping and engrossing survival books I've ever read. The Climb helped fill the gaps and bring the incident from a different perspective. It too was captivating and heartbreaking. Anatoli was a real hero and it's such a shame he was lost the following year on Annapurna.

A must read companion to Into Thin Air

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Not nearly as good as Jon Krakauer's book (Into thin air), but another interesting perspective of that fateful expidition. I didn't at all remember Krakauer's book blaming Boukreev (which apparently he did) but this is a good and much deserved response from someone who was probably more of a hero (saving other companies clients!) than anything else.

Also a good read

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