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Wirtualne Muzeum Jerzego Kukuczki - oficjalny spot

This site has been made in a technique that combines visual material with text, thanks to which you have the opportunity to discover the fascinating character of Jerzy Kukuczka from a new, so far unknown site. We have divided this adventure into 14 chapters, each of them is a unique record of struggles in the most important mountains of the world – in the Himalayas.

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PHOTOGRAPHY

In the Archive tab, there are at your disposal huge collections of photosensitive membranes that Jerzy made during his expeditions.

AUDIO

Expeditions presented in Virtual Journey are complemented with the original commentary of Jerzy Kukuczka.

TEXT DOCUMENTS

Unique materials such as scans of expedition documents, letters or notes - all this is waiting for your discovery.

EXHIBITS

Climbing equipment used by Jerzy Kukuczka during expeditions, equipment items, medals, decorations and much more.

VIDEO

Unique video materials available in the Museum come mainly from Kukuczka Himalayan expeditions, but also from fragments of interviews and documentary films.

VIRTUAL JOURNEY CHAPTERS

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The beginnings
Początek
The beginnings of Jerzy Kukuczka
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lhotse '79

lhotse '79
The summit reached on October 4, 1979 with Andrzej Czok, Zygmunt Andrzej Heinrich and Janusz Skorek. Expedition of the Mountaineering Club from Gliwice under the direction of Adam Bilczewski.
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Everest

Everest
The summit reached on May 19, 1980 with Andrzej Czok, entrance by the southern pillar. Polish National Expedition led by Andrzej Zawada.
3

Makalu

Makalu
The summit reached on October 15, 1981 solo, ascent through the north-west flank and north ridge. An international expedition led by Wojciech Kurtyka.
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Gasherbrum II

Gasherbrum II
The summit reached on July 1, 1983 with Wojciech Kurtyka, the first entry in the alpine style on the southeastern ridge. A two-person expedition headed by Wojciech Kurtyka.
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Gasherbrum I

Gasherbrum I
The summit reached on July 23, 1983 with Wojciech Kurtyka, an alpine-style entrance on the north-west wall. A two-person expedition headed by Wojciech Kurtyka.
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Broad Peak

Broad Peak
The summit reached on July 17, 1984 with Wojciech Kurtyka, traverse of the entire Broad Peak massif with the entrance to the main peak in the Alpine style, without oxygen support, Expedition led by Wojciech Kurtyka.
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Dhaulagiri

Dhaulagiri
The summit reached on January 21, 1985 with Andrzej Czok. Expedition of the Mountaineering Club from Gliwice under the direction of Adam Bilczewski.
8

Cho oyu

Cho oyu
The summit reached on February 15, 1985 with Zygmunt Andrzej Heinrich, entrance from the south-east pillar. Polish-Canadian expedition under the direction of Andrzej Zawada.
9

Nanga parbat

Nanga parbat
The summit reached on July 13, 1985 with Carlos Carsolio, Zygmunt Andrzej Heinrich and Sławomir Łobodziński, entrance through the southeastern pillar. Expedition of the Mountaineering Club from Kraków under the direction of Paweł Mularz.
10

Kangchenjunga

Kangchenjunga
The summit reached on January 11, 1986 with Krzysztof Wielicki, entrance from the south, by the first winners. Expedition of the Mountaineering Club in Gliwice under the direction of Andrzej Machnik.
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K2

K2
The summit reached on July 8, 1986 with Tadeusz Piotrowski, entrance in the Alpine style, the central pillar of the southern wall. An international expedition led by Karl Maria Herrligkoffer.
12

Manaslu

Manaslu
The summit reached on November 10, 1986 with Carlos Carsolio and Artur Hajzer, alpine-style entrance to the north-east flank. Expedition led by Jerzy Kukuczka.
13

Annapurna

Annapurna
The summit reached on February 3, 1987 with Artur Hajzer, entrance from the north, via the conquerors. Expedition of the Mountaineering Club from Katowice under the direction of Jerzy Kukuczka.
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Shisa pangma

Shisa pangma
The summit reached on September 18, 1987 with Artur Hajzer, entrance via the western ridge in the Alpine style. Expedition led by Jerzy Kukuczka.
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Lhotse '89

On October 24, 1989, Jerzy Kukuczka falls off the wall at an altitude of 8,380 m a.s.l., an attempt to climb the summit with Ryszard Pawłowski on the southern wall. Expedition of the Silesian Himalayan Group under the direction of Jerzy Kukuczka.
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