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Hannelore Schmatz: The tragic story of the first woman to die Mt. Everest
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Hannelore Schmatz: The tragic story of the first woman to die Mt. Everest
When people think of conquering a mountain, Everest almost ubiquitously comes to mind. While it is impossible to know how many people have truly reached the summit, this journey has been documented repeatedly since 1953, when Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay proved that a successful summit was possible. However, even the most experienced mountain climbers face an arduous trip should they attempt to climb, always a hair’s breadth from fatal …
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