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- George Herbert Leigh Mallory, (en)
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- alpiniste britannique (fr)
- Brits ontdekkingsreiziger (1886–1924) (nl)
- English mountaineer (1886-1924) (en)
- alpinista anglès (ca)
- alpinista inglese (it)
- angol hegymászó (hu)
- britischer Bergsteiger (de)
- britský horolezec (cs)
- brittisk bergsbestigare (sv)
- englantilainen vuorikiipeilijä (fi)
- engleski planinar (bs)
- escalador y montañero británico (es)
- wspinacz brytyjski (pl)
- מטפס הרים בריטי שנפטר בעת טיפוסו על הר האוורסט (iw)
- британский альпинист (ru)
- բրիտանացի ալպինիստ (hy)
- イギリスの登山家 (1886-1924) (ja)
- 英國登山家 (zh)
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- George Herbert Leigh Mallory, (en)
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- Mobberley, Cheshire, England (en)
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- Mountaineering accident (en)
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- George Mallory (en)
- George Herbert Leigh-Mallory (en)
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- lecturer (en)
- rock climber (en)
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- 770.0 (dbd:second)
- "The trenches were in a filthy state, owing to a more or less futile attack made by our men the night before. I don't object to corpses so long as they are fresh. I soon found that I could reason thus with them ... But this is an accepted fact that men are killed ... your jaw hangs and your flesh changes colour and blood oozes from your wounds. With the wounded it is different. It always distresses me to see them." (en)
- Dear Odell,
"We're awfully sorry to have left things in such a mess—our Unna Cooker rolled down the slope at the last moment. Be sure of getting back to IV to-morrow in time to evacuate by dark, as I hope to. In the tent I must have left a compass—for the Lord's sake rescue it: we are here without. To here on 90 atmospheres for the 2 days—we'll probably go on 2 cylinders—but it's a bloody load for climbing. Perfect weather for the job!" (en)
- Dear Noel,
"We'll probably start early tomorrow in order to have clear weather. It won't be too early to start looking for us either crossing the rock band under the pyramid or going up skyline at 8.0 P.M." (en)
- "Since my search for the two Oxford fellows, I feel convinced that it marks the scene of an accident to Mallory and Irvine. There is something else ... it's not to be written about, as the press would make an unpleasant sensation. I was scanning the face from the Base camp through a high-power telescope last year [1936] when I saw something queer in a gully below the scree shelf ... it was a long way away and very small ... but I've a six/six eyesight, and I do not believe it was a rock ... when searching for the Oxford men on Mont Blanc, we looked down onto a boulder-strewn glacier and saw something which wasn't a rock either—it proved to be two bodies. The object was at precisely the point where Mallory and Irvine would have fallen had they rolled on over the scree slopes below the yellow band. I think it is highly probable that we shall find further evidence next year." (en)
- "He was wasted at Charterhouse ... the boys generally despised him as neither a disciplinarian nor interested in cricket or football. He tried to treat his classes in a friendly way, which puzzled and offended them because of the school tradition of concealed warfare between boys and masters." (en)
- "Mon dieu!—George Mallory! ... My hand trembles, my heart palpitates, my whole being swoons ... he's six foot high, with the body of an athlete by Praxiteles, and a face—oh incredible—the mystery of Botticelli, the refinement and delicacy of a Chinese print, the youth and piquancy of an unimaginable English boy." (en)
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- Yours ever, G. Mallory. (en)
- —Robert Graves, one of Mallory's students at Charterhouse. (en)
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- Christiana Ruth Turner (en)
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- George Mallory (en)
- George Mallory (cs)
- George Mallory (ca)
- جورج مالوري (ar)
- George Mallory (eo)
- George Mallory (de)
- George Leigh Mallory (eu)
- George Leigh Mallory (es)
- George Mallory (in)
- George Mallory (fr)
- George Mallory (it)
- ジョージ・マロリー (ja)
- 조지 맬러리 (ko)
- George Mallory (pl)
- George Mallory (nl)
- George Mallory (pt)
- George Mallory (sv)
- Джордж Меллорі (uk)
- Мэллори, Джордж (ru)
- 乔治·马洛里 (zh)
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