Hannelore Schmatz: The first WOMAN who died on Everest

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In October 1979, Gerhard Schmatz and Hannelore Schmatz from West Germany, climbed Mount Everest, the highest mountain on earth. They were the first couple to set foot atop Everest.
However, tragedy struck when Hannelore Schmatz died while descending the mountain. In addition, Ray Genet, a mountain guide from the US, also died on the way down to base camp.
This is their story of triumph and tragedy on Everest !
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www.thepostmortempost.com/2015...
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alchetron.com/Hannelore-Schmatz
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@flowergirl52 Год назад

Soooo sad and I always feel so sorry for the sherpas too, many who have lost their lives trying to assist climbers.

@fiona-lyons Год назад

Whenever you hear the words "the sherpas recommended....but...", it is never going to end well I'm not sure this qualifies as an accident. They decided to bioactive in the death zone amd went along with the expertise of an expert on a different mountain instead of an expert on Everest.

@studebaker4217 Год назад

Superb video and narration of a sad story, treated with warmth and respect. Thank you for another story that was impossible to stop before the end.

@studiono1560 Год назад

Full of details, but much more, full of respect to protagonists and circumstances. Danke Schön.

@sgvincent100 Год назад

Excellent video in production, narration, pace, respect. Even the sound track was subdued and added to the experience without distraction. What a respectful & nonjudgmental tribute to these passionate people. 🫡✌🏼

@kennethquesenberry2610 Год назад

One of my wife's former coworkers disappeared on Mt. McKinley over 30 years ago. We happen to learn of that when his mother wrote an article in the Washington Post. She was a grief counselor, and the point of the article was about when a grief counselor has to deal with personal grief herself.

@markdawsonbruce4457 Год назад

If you wish to climb mt everest, then God bless you🙏

@DiGiTaLdAzEDM Год назад

In a multi climber expedition where everyone reaches the summit, if anyone does not make it back I would never consider to be a success.

@jhors7777 Год назад

Thank you for posting this well researched and presented video.

@paulgrey8028 Год назад

Climbers should not ever risk their lives attempting to bring a body down from high altitude.

@fibretowne Год назад

nicely done...thank you

@karlsnow5281 Год назад

What a great presentation of a somber topic. Thank you for the video.

@DA-bp8lf Год назад

Very nice pace and tempo on this video. Gave us all a chance to fully digest this tragedy. 😢

@cattycorner8

Well told story. Thank you.

@VictoriaHarrison-qe3qw Год назад

So happy that Hannelore has this video to tell her story which is told with great dignity & respect. Beautiful Hannelore had grit, courage & determination which made her one of the first great lady mountaineers. May she forever rest peacefully at the blessed feet of the spectacular Kangshung. xx