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Gasherbrum
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It was in 1958 that a strong Italian
expedition led by Riccardo Cassin climbed Gasherbrum IV peak
(7,925m/26,000ft) through north ridge after over-coming great climbing
difficulties. It were the mountaineers like Walter Bonatti and Carlo
Mauri who successfully ached its top.
They spent the whole night at camp-6
because of a severe snow storm. day they came down to camp-5
(7,193m/23,600ft) through a very dangerous route. It was one of the
members of this party, Giuseppi de Francesch, who stopped himself from
falling to his death from this mountain.
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