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Injured Climber LEFT HANGING On Mount Eiger | Mountaineering Disasters

On July 1936, Kurz and his comrades are battling against the freezing storm, descending down the North Face of Mount Eiger as fast as they can. But at that moment. They hear a voice that fills the cold and exhausted men with a new hope. It’s the train master. Calling to them from a door carved into the rock nearby. Filled with renewed hope, they continue to climb down the slope, unclipping and reclipping themselves into the safety rope. They are now halfway down the mountain. Suddenly, they hear a thunderous cacophony. An avalanche of snow, rock and ice suddenly comes crashing over their heads. The last thing Kurz and his men see is a cloud of snow before he feels himself suddenly flung over the ledge. The only thing stopping him from falling thousands of feet into the abyss below is the safety rope he was dangling from. As the dust settles, he calls out to his companions but gets no response. He continues to call their names, his voice carried by the howling wind. But again, none of them responds. Only the train master hears his cries and contacts a rescue team. The rescuers arrive but there’s little they can do in the raging storm. Night is fast approaching too. They assure him that they would come for him in the morning, he just needs to survive the night in the raging storm. Kurz is then left in the cold, surrounded by the mountains and the intense battering from the wind, dangling from the rope that was keeping him from falling to his death. All he needs to do is survive the night. Who were these men, and how did they get into this nightmare in the first place? Make sure to subscribe for weekly videos! YouTube's updated AI disclosure policy might show a notification labeled "Altered or synthetic content." On this channel, we employ AI to create certain scenes when real or stock images aren't accessible and to enhance efficiency using AI tools. Nonetheless, all scripts, voiceovers, video editing, and other aspects are completed by humans.