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Europe’s Most Dangerous Mountain | Toni Kurz’s Final Climb

How the Eiger Claimed Its Most Haunting Victim | The 1936 Disaster In 1936, four climbers set out to conquer the last great problem of the Alps: the deadly North Face of the Eiger, known as the “Mu*der Wall.” What began as a daring ascent quickly spiraled into one of mountaineering’s most tragic survival stories. This is the haunting tale of Toni Kurz, the man who endured a blizzard, the de*ths of his teammates, and a night suspended thousands of feet above the ground—only to die just meters from safety. His final words, “I can’t go on anymore,” still echo as one of the most heartbreaking moments in climbing history. In this video, we’ll uncover: The obsession behind climbing the Eiger’s North Face The 1936 disaster that shocked the world How Toni Kurz fought for survival with one frozen hand Why a single knot ended his fight for life The Eiger’s curse remains one of the greatest legends in mountaineering. 🔔 Subscribe for more true stories of survival, tragedy, and human endurance: ‪@echoesofenigma‬