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beating ... won the race to the Pole and returned safely to base camp in late 
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and Amundsen set out to lead the party that would the first to reach the South 
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years ... By late winter / early spring, the sun had reappeared, sledges were 
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years in the merchant navy saw Shackleton travel extensively. In 1901 he ... 
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expedition

Question: Roald Amundsen first reached the South Pole late in this year
Answer: 1911