Titlebook: Eismitte in the Scientific Imagination; Knowledge and Politi Janet Martin-Nielsen Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Americ

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A Land Apart,y out of Greenland’s ice sheet, its gray shape encircled by a dazzling frozen sea of white.. Jensen and his three companions had reached the foot of the nunatak a week earlier, utterly exhausted after a grueling 60-kilometer trek from southern Greenland’s Frederikshaab Glacier. For 11 days, the part

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Taming the Ice Sheet,acing colonial crises in Indochina and Algeria, France was hardly in a position to mount an expensive mission to the Arctic. But as polar science came back to life after the disruptions of the war, French anthropologist and explorer Paul-Emile Victor set his sights on Eismitte. For Victor, who had s

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The Longest Trek,he hottest path of the Cold War. As the US military planned the defense of the North American continent in the face of a new enemy—one believed to possess superior cold-regions warfare capacities—the vast island stood out as a strategically vital region, largely unknown and uncontrolled, hanging in

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It Has Completely Changed,d existing ones strengthened. Among others, the Swiss Commission for Snow and Avalanche Research, dating from the nineteenth century, built a new, modern snow and ice research laboratory immediately after the war, the French Hydrotechnical Society founded a glaciological section in 1948 to bolster t

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Epilogue, scientific activity at Eismitte, the national interests of other countries were clearly on display, from the Weimar Republic’s desire to make its mark on the polar regions following World War I to France’s decision to develop the know-how to defend its territorial claim in the Antarctic to the Unit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21439-5 by famed German polar researcher Alfred Wegener in 1930–1931, the . (EPF) (French Polar Expeditions) expedition of 1948–1953, the United States military 1955 Project Jello trek, and the cooperative European . (EGIG) (International Glaciological Expedition to Greenland) expedition of 1956–1960.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84376-0 a top secret 1949 report on high-latitude defense, because the island “now constitutes one of the most vital areas affecting security of the United States.”. Greenland was, Beaudry continued, “probably more vital to the defense of the United States than any other single polar area.”

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Introduction, by famed German polar researcher Alfred Wegener in 1930–1931, the . (EPF) (French Polar Expeditions) expedition of 1948–1953, the United States military 1955 Project Jello trek, and the cooperative European . (EGIG) (International Glaciological Expedition to Greenland) expedition of 1956–1960.

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The Longest Trek, a top secret 1949 report on high-latitude defense, because the island “now constitutes one of the most vital areas affecting security of the United States.”. Greenland was, Beaudry continued, “probably more vital to the defense of the United States than any other single polar area.”