The Ship That Was Crushed in Siberian Ice

In 1933 a Russian cargo ship was making a groundbreaking trip across northern russia, through the arctic, in hopes of establishing a permanent trade route known as the northeast passage. Like so many ships before, it got stuck in the increasingly thick winter ice and was trapped for months at the mercy of the ocean currents below. Then, one day in February, there was a deep groaning from the ship’s hull. Immediately afterward, the captain yelled for everyone to abandon the ship. This is the story of the maiden voyage of the Chelyuskin

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Christopher Michel, Copernicus Sentinel data 2021, Norway Nasjonalbiblioteket

Writing and research by Rich Firth-Godbehere
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