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The Last Explorer Hubert Wilkins Australias Unknown Hero Simon Nasht

Name: The Last Explorer Hubert Wilkins Australias Unknown Hero Simon Nasht
SKU: BELL-38174928
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (70 reviews)

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The Last Explorer Hubert Wilkins Australias Unknown Hero Simon Nasht instant download after payment.

Publisher: Hachette Australia

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.08 MB

Pages: 455

Author: Simon Nasht

ISBN: 9780733622427, 9780733625848, 0733622429, 0733625843

Language: English

Year: 2011

Product desciption

The Last Explorer Hubert Wilkins Australias Unknown Hero Simon Nasht by Simon Nasht 9780733622427, 9780733625848, 0733622429, 0733625843 instant download after payment.

The gripping story of one of the greatest explorers of the 20th Century.
Hubert Wilkins was truly the last - and one of the greatest - explorers. And much more than that.
Born in South Australia, he spent much of his life outside the country - but always remained an Australian.
He travelled through every continent and was a pioneer of aviation. He survived crashes and disasters, firing squads and sabotage, living long enough to be honoured by kings, presidents and dictators.
He was a frontline photographer in World War I - and was twice decorated. He
took the first ever film of battle and took the first moving images from an aircraft.
He was the first man to fly across the Arctic Ocean, the first to fly in the Antarctic - and the first to fly from
America to Europe across the then unknown Arctic (the New York Times called this 'the greatest flight in history').
In the 1930s he spent several years travelling in western Queensland and the Northern
Territory - where many of his observations and views were ahead of their time.
In the later years of his life he did work for the US military and intelligence - and in 1958 was buried at sea at the North Pole by the US Navy.