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Contains a transcription of a portion of an account (p. [11]-12) published in 1944 by the ship's geologist, Johann Gunnar Andersson, about how the masts of the Argentinian naval corvette, the Uruguay, were destroyed on the return trip after rescuing stranded members of the Swedish Antarctic Expedition of 1901-1903. When this account appeared, three surviving members of the rescue crew believed it to be in serious error, so they published a response to it in 1946, which is also included here in the orig. Spanish (p. [13]-19). Andersson's retraction appears on p. [21].
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