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Anja Karen Blacha (* 18. Juni 1990 in Biel … Anja Karen Blacha (* 18. Juni 1990 in Bielefeld) ist eine deutsche Ausdauer- und Extremsportlerin. Sie hält eine Reihe von Rekorden: 2017 bestieg sie als jüngste deutsche Frau den Mount Everest und bezwang als jüngste Deutsche alle Seven Summits. Im Jahr 2019 war sie als erste deutsche Frau auf dem K2. 2020 schaffte sie die längste, allein durchgeführte Polar-Expedition einer Frau weltweit, bei der sie auf Langlaufskiern und ohne Fremdhilfe von der Küste der Antarktis zum Südpol lief.n der Küste der Antarktis zum Südpol lief.
, Anja Karen Blacha (born 18 June 1990) is a … Anja Karen Blacha (born 18 June 1990) is a German mountaineer. Blacha holds a number of climbing records: in 2017, she became the youngest German woman to successfully climb Mount Everest and the youngest German overall to climb all Seven Summits and in 2019 she became the first German woman to climb K2. In 2020, she set the record for the longest solo, unsupported, and unassisted polar expedition by any woman in history, having skied for almost 1,400 km from Berkner Island to the South Pole. This journey also makes her the youngest woman ever to reach the South Pole in this style. She has a track record of 100% first time success, and, being a full-time business professional, has been almost entirely self-funded on her expeditions.t entirely self-funded on her expeditions.
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, Anja Karen Blacha (born 18 June 1990) is a … Anja Karen Blacha (born 18 June 1990) is a German mountaineer. Blacha holds a number of climbing records: in 2017, she became the youngest German woman to successfully climb Mount Everest and the youngest German overall to climb all Seven Summits and in 2019 she became the first German woman to climb K2. In 2020, she set the record for the longest solo, unsupported, and unassisted polar expedition by any woman in history, having skied for almost 1,400 km from Berkner Island to the South Pole. This journey also makes her the youngest woman ever to reach the South Pole in this style.ver to reach the South Pole in this style.
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