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Radiogram
to the governor of Spitzbergen:
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Please give us information
about all measures taken Svalbard research Amundsen. Stop.
Malygin July 13. Lat. 7849. Long 3400. Stop. 164
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A
report of the position of the icebreaker MALYGIN on
the 14th of July 1928 was sent to Moscow att: Unschlicht. The
bearing at 14:00h was lat. 79 00, long. 33 00. A message was included.
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We are
going to the area of Svalbard and intend to make flights
to search for Amundsen.
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The
base ship for the Italian party, CITTA DI MILANO,
received the rescued party from the Russian icebreaker KRASSIN,
including those needing medical attention.
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Radiogram
dated July 18, 1928 to Moscow, Soyuznarkomtorg, att: Evgenov.
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The probable
arrival day of the Malygin
is 30 July to 9 August.
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A
private telegram sent on post office form to Professor Wiese on
board the icebreaker MALYGIN. The sender was Evgenov,
chief of the Admiralty Hydrographic service and he was congratulating
them for their safe return.
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Telegram
dated 24 July, 1928 sent to the icebreaker MALYGIN to
advise the captain that the students of the University of Leningrad
will be greeting the ship on its arrival.
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