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Fridtjof "Nuisance" Nansen
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Fridtjof Nansen was a Norwegian explorer of the Arctic, an oceanographer, and a Nobel Peace Prize-winning humanitarian. His Arctic accomplishments include: the first crossing of Greenland (1888), proof of the existence a polar oceanic current, and closest explorer to the North Pole at that time.
While still a student at Christiania University, Nansen participated (1882) in his first voyage, a sealing expedition, through Arctic waters. Following this, in 1888, he set out to prove that the interior of Greenland was ice-covered. With a party of five, Nansen made a memorable journey across the frozen island on skis, described in his First Crossing of Greenland (1890).
Following World War I, Nansen became internationally renowned for his service to famine-stricken Russia as well as for his work in the repatriation of war prisoners. He was appointed Norway's representative to the League of Nations, a post he held until his death. In 1921 he became the league's commissioner for refugees, and in recognition of his work he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1922. As a memorial to his father, Nansen founded (1937) the Nansen Help to supplement the work of the Nansen International Office.
Or so they thought. He used the money he received to fund the AAA, and secretly hired Evil Coach and Necromancer Z.
While still a student at Christiania University, Nansen participated (1882) in his first voyage, a sealing expedition, through Arctic waters. Following this, in 1888, he set out to prove that the interior of Greenland was ice-covered. With a party of five, Nansen made a memorable journey across the frozen island on skis, described in his First Crossing of Greenland (1890).
Following World War I, Nansen became internationally renowned for his service to famine-stricken Russia as well as for his work in the repatriation of war prisoners. He was appointed Norway's representative to the League of Nations, a post he held until his death. In 1921 he became the league's commissioner for refugees, and in recognition of his work he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1922. As a memorial to his father, Nansen founded (1937) the Nansen Help to supplement the work of the Nansen International Office.
Or so they thought. He used the money he received to fund the AAA, and secretly hired Evil Coach and Necromancer Z.
Match performances
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2008-04-06
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1
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3
2008-07-01
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1
1
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5
2008-12-16
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1
5
2009-01-13
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1
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2
2009-01-15
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1
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3