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Norsk bokmål: Fridtjof Nansen sammen med den tyske rikskansler Hans Luther som støttet Aeroarcticplanene om en internasjonal luftskipsreise til polarområdene. Fridtjof Nansen arbeidet aktivt for å få Tyskland inn i Folkeforbundet.
English: Fridtjof Nansen together with the German chancellor Hans Luther, who supported the Aeroarctic plan of an international airship journey to the arctic regions. Fridtjof Nansen worked actively to get Germany into the League of Nations.
Deutsch: Fridtjof Nansen zusammen mit den deutschen Reichskanzler Hans Luther, der die Aeroarctic-Pläne für eine internationale Luftschiffsreise in die Polargebiet unterstützte. Fridtjof Nansen arbeitete aktiv dafür, dass Deutschland in den Völkerbund aufgenommen wird.
Español: Fridtjof Nansen junto con el canciller alemán Hans Luther que apoyó los planes de Aeroarctic de una expedición internacional a las zonas polares. Fridtjof Nansen trabajó activamente para conseguir la entrada de Alemania en la Liga de las Naciones.
Nederlands: Fridtjof Nansen samen met de Duitse kanselier Hans Luther die ondersteuning gaf voor het Aeroarctische plan van een internationale reis per luchtschip naar de poolgebieden. Fridtjof Nansen was actief om Duitsland in de Volkenbond te krijgen.
Depicted people: Fridtjof Nansen and Hans Luther Depicted place: Berlin |
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