Vivian Ernest Fuchs
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1998
Scott Polar Research Institute Sir Vivian Fuchs, in Conversation with Charles Swithinbank. Recorded
on 30 June and 2 July 1998 by Christopher Warren. SPRI Oral History Programme, 1 hr 59 min.
(In addition there are translations of “The Crossing of Antarctica” in 14 languages: Japanese, 1959;
Danish, 1958; Dutch, 1958; German, 1958; Hebrew, 1958; Norwegian, 1958; Portuguese, 1958;
French, 1959; Polish, 1959; Spanish, 1959; Swedish, 1959; Czech, 1960; Slovene, 1960; Hungarian,
1962.)
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