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,The Discovery of Neu-Schwabenland: The Third German South Polar Expedition (1938–1939),n 1932, the consumption of margarine and artificial dietary fats was covered by foreign imports amounting to 524,000 tons, compared with 2000 tons of domestic production (0.6%). Whale oil (train oil) had already been secretly used as a basic ingredient in margarine during World War?I and was increas

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,Separate and United Paths: German Antarctic Research from the End of World War?II Until Today,ate initiative by Karl Maria Herrligkoffer, a physician and leader of two Himalayan expeditions, to establish a station close to Byrd Bay in Neu-Schwabenland during the International Geophysical Year in order to continue the studies that Ritscher’s expedition had begun.