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Amundsen Hoped the Flight to the North Pole Would Take 24 Hours. After Four Weeks, No One Had Heard From the Expedition.

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"Amundsen suffered defeat, but with honor," wrote The New York Times after the polar explorer's attempt to reach the North Pole by plane in 1925.

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Amundsen Hoped the Flight to the North Pole Would Take 24 Hours. After Four Weeks, No One Had Heard From the Expedition.

"Amundsen suffered defeat, but with honor," wrote The New York Times after the polar explorer's attempt to reach the North Pole by plane in 1925.

2 days ago·Oslo, Norway

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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway 2 days ago on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.

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Amundsen Hoped the Flight to the North Pole Would Take 24 Hours. After Four Weeks, No One Had Heard From the Expedition.

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Amundsen Hoped the Flight to the North Pole Would Take 24 Hours. After Four Weeks, No One Had Heard From the Expedition.

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