Robert Steiner (Author)

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Robert Steiner

Robert Steiner (born December 7, 1976 in Stuttgart ) is a German writer and extreme climber.

Life

Steiner grew up in Ostelsheim in the northern Black Forest . After graduating from high school in 1996 in Weil der Stadt , Steiner studied geography and German to become a teacher in Freiburg im Breisgau from 1997 to 2003 . He graduated with state examination and was teacher . Robert Steiner is married.

He started climbing at an early age. At the age of 17 he climbed the great north faces of the Alps single- handedly: Eiger , Matterhorn , Grandes Jorasses . He also climbed big walls in British Columbia and 14 routes on El Capitan, some solo and in winter, for example the route The Nose . Expeditions to Mount Everest , Langtang in Tibet , Rolwaling and Tien Shan followed . In 2006, the first ascent of the north face of Pik Pogrebetskij in Tien Shan was made with a Russian team. He usually climbed several seven-thousand-meter peaks illegally, including the Ama Dablam . Robert Steiner also deals with alpine history and has published an illustrated book about the Swiss expedition mountaineer Lorenz Saladin .

In 1997, a climbing accident after an ice ax broke in the "Colton / McIntyre" route on the Grandes Jorasses changed due to the severity of the injuries (ankle joint shattering and kneecap dislocation) and the long rescue time (Steiner had to be immobilized on the north face for almost 48 hours endure) his life and led to his much acclaimed first work, Selig, Who Dies in Dreams .

Works

  • Blessed are those who die in dreams , Panico Alpinverlag 2002
  • Stoneman , Panico Alpinverlag 2004
  • Death on Khan Tengri, Lorenz Saladin, expedition mountaineer and photographer , with Emil Zopfi . AS Verlag, Zurich 2009
  • Alone among Russians , Panico Alpinverlag 2010, ISBN 978-3-936740-74-5

Individual evidence

  1. Alone Among Russians, Panico Alpinverlag 2010, ISBN 978-3-936740-74-5

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