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3:27Now PlayingSee the history of the frozen continent and the different attempts to claim it over the years.
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Music used:
"Frozen Star" by Kevin MacLeod
Note:
- Ice limits before 1900 are relatively unknown and therefore kept the same up until then
Sources:
Cahoon, Ben. “Antarctica.” World Statesmen, 2024.
- Freedman, Lawrence. The Official History of the Falklands Campaign: The origins of the Falklands war. United Kingdom: Routledge, 2005.
- “Japanese Claims Advanced.” The Canberra Times. January 1, 1940.
- “Pole Sud.” Map. Librairie Aristide Quillet. 1950.
Scott, Michon, and Rebecca Lindsey. “2024 Antarctic Sea Ice Winter Maximum Second Lowest on Record.” NOAA Climate.gov, October 8, 2024.
- “The Antarctic. Japanese Claims. Objection to Australian Map.” The Daily Mercury. May 2, 1940.
- “The Antarctic Treaty.” Signed 01 December, 1959.
- Triggs, Gillian. “Australian Sovereignty in Antarctica Part II.” Melbourne University Law Review 13 (June 1982): 302–33.
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