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Alpinism. False Departure for the Alsatian Constance Schaerer Who Was to Attack the Roof of Europe

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Fourteen months after defeating Everest, Bas-Rhinois Constance Schaerer was to leave this Sunday night for Tbilisi, Georgia, where his expedition to Mount Elbrouz, the highest summit of the European continent (5642 m), which is located in Russia, was to begin.
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Fourteen months after defeating Everest, Bas-Rhinois Constance Schaerer was to leave this Sunday night for Tbilisi, Georgia, where his expedition to Mount Elbrouz, the highest summit of the European continent (5642 m), which is located in Russia, was to begin.

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dna.fr broke the news on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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