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Zázrak v Andách: 72 dní v Andách a moje dlouhá cesta domů

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By Nando Parrado, Vince Rause
| databazeknih.cz
Nando Parrado byl tři dny v bezvědomí, a když se probudil, zjistil, že letadlo, s nímž letěl jeho ragbyový tým, jejich rodinní příslušníci a fanoušci na přátelské utkání do Chile, havarovalo kdesi hluboko v Andách. Brzy si uvědomil, že mnoho lidí je mrtvých či umírá, mezi nimi i jeho matka a sestra. Ti, kteří havárii přežili, zůstali trčet na pustém ledovci ve výšce asi 3 500 m bez jakýchkoli zásob či vybavení a bez prostředků na přivolání pomoci.
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Society of the Snow: the horrific true story of the Andes disaster that shocked the world

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By Nando Parrado
| Inkl
Everett/Shutterstock The Andes disaster, or miracle depending on how full your glass is, needs little introduction. The 1972 calamity – in which a plane carrying 45 people, including an amateur rugby team from Uruguay, crashed in the South American wilderness – has been the subject of books, documentaries and multiple films, the most famous of which, Alive, starred Ethan Hawke in 1993.
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Rough Take-Offs and Crash Landings: 7 Books About Aviation Disasters

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By Cynthia Conrad Verified, Eric Anderson, Jack Hersch, Nando Parrado
| BookTrib Verified
We've all heard the statistic before: 1 in 11 million. That's the average American's annual risk of being killed in a plane crash. Usually it's followed by this statistic: 1 in 5,000 - the much higher annual risk of dying in a car crash.
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