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Norsk bokmål: Hans Hendrik (evt. Hans Christian eller Hans Cristian), eskimo (inuit) fra Fiskenæsset på Grønland. Som 19-åring deltok han i E.K. Kanes Second Grinnel Expedition 1853-55, for å finne den forsvunne ekspedisjonen til Sir John Franklin. Litografi.
English: Hans Hendrik (or Hans Christian or Hans Cristian), Inuit from Fiskenæsset on Greenland. As a 19 year-old he participated in E.K. Kane's Second Grinnel Expedition 1853-55 to find the lost expedition of Sir John Franklin. Lithography.
Deutsch: Hans Hendrik (ev. Hans Christian oder Hans Cristian), Eskimo (Inuit) von Fiskenaesset in Grönland. Als 19-Jähriger nahm er 1853-55 an E.K. Kanes zweiter Grinnel Expedition teil, um die verschwundene Expedition von Sir John Franklin zu finden. Litographie.
Español: Hans Hendrik (posiblemente Hans Christian o Hans Cristian), esquimal (inuita) de Fiskenæsset en Groenlandia. Con 19 anos participó en la «Second Grinnel Expedition» de E. K. Kane (1853 - 55) que tenía como objetivo encontrar la expedición desaparecida de Sir Hohn Franklin. Litografía.
Nederlands: Hans Hendrik (of Hans Christian of Hans Cristian), Inuit uit Fiskenaesset in Groenland. Toen hij 19 jaar was nam hij deel aan de tweede Grinnel-expeditie van E.K. Kane 1853-55 met het doel om de verdwenen expeditie van Sir John Franklin op te sporen. Lithografie.
Depicted person: Hendrik, Hans (1834-) Depicted place: Grønland |
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