Professor Otto Schmidt, leader of the expedition, giving instructions the members of his party of Soviet polar pioneers. The Russian scientists are conquering the legendary land of ice and snow on top of the world that is still uncharted. They have settle down for a year's stay on an ice floe at the North Pole and are now making whether surveys. 2 July 1937

Professor Otto Schmidt, leader of the expedition, giving instructions the members of his party of Soviet polar pioneers. The Russian scientists are conquering the legendary land of ice and snow on top of the world that is still uncharted. They have settle down for a year's stay on an ice floe at the North Pole and are now making whether surveys. 2 July 1937 Stock Photo

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