Austrian Mountaineer Zörer Conquers Gasherbrum II, Emphasizes Value of Life

The 25-year-old Innsbruck mountain guide, Benjamin Zörer, successfully ascended Gasherbrum II 'by fair means' and stressed that no mountain is worth a human life, especially after the Broad Peak avalanche.

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der-standardGerman6h ago

Benjamin Zörer nach seinem ersten Achttausender: "Kein Berg der Welt ist ein Menschenleben wert"

Der erst 25-jährige Innsbrucker Bergführer hat den Gasherbrum II "by fair means" erfolgreich bestiegen und mahnt insbesondere nach dem Lawinenunglück am Broad Peak zur Demut

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Austrian Mountaineer Zörer Conquers Gasherbrum II, Emphasizes Value of Life

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