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Un couple de volcanologues : "ça fait des éruptions" !

Publication date 31/03/1986 From €100.00

Katia and Maurice Krafft

Les Krafft racontent leur couple et leur passion commune pour les volcans avec humour. Maurice Krafft explique : "c'est très dur deux volcanologues qui vivent ensemble", "ça fait des éruptions très souvent" ! Katia Krafft raconte qu'elle a voulu faire ce métier dès 14 ans et que sa famille pensait que ça lui passerait...

Katia Krafft on Government Education

Publication date 10/05/1990 From €100.00

Katia and Maurice Krafft

Katia KRAFFT talks about the project she has with her husband, to make small films to educate governments, to convince them of the need to learn to evacuate populations. It evokes the tragedy of the 25,000 deaths in Armero (Colombia) in 1985 when the mudslide was foreseeable. With the weight of the image, scientists might have been listened to.

Maurice Krafft: "It will be fatal one of these days"

Publication date 31/03/1986 From €100.00

Katia and Maurice Krafft

Maurice KRAFFT talks about his desire to be closer and closer "in the belly of volcanoes", while being aware that it will be fatal for him, but it does not bother him, and Katia neither. She tells with humour a rather amazing anecdote about a fall of Maurice in a crack...

The defense of volcanoes

Publication date 31/03/1986 From €100.00

Katia and Maurice Krafft

The volcanologist Maurice KRAFFT explains that he is for the "defense" of volcanoes, notably through a cleverly channeled tourism, as in Yellowstone or Hawaii. He says he was on a volcano for the first time in his life at the age of eight, with his father. Without this tourism, he would never have fallen in love with volcanoes, he would not be a volcanologist.

Katia Krafft about eruptions: "It’s horribly beautiful"

Publication date 10/05/1990 From €100.00

Katia and Maurice Krafft

Katia KRAFFT talks about the splendour of volcanic eruptions. About a landscape destroyed in Indonesia after an eruption, she thought: "it’s horribly beautiful".

Interview with Vulcan scientist Maurice Krafft

Publication date 12/04/1986 From €100.00

Katia and Maurice Krafft

Maurice KRAFFT, in an assembly room of FR3 Franche Comté, compares the volcanologist to a doctor and describes the signs that allow to detect a volcanic eruption. He recalls that volcanoes kill and that in five years "five colleagues have been torn apart by volcanic eruptions".

Katia Krafft about explosive volcanism

Publication date 10/05/1990 From €100.00

Katia and Maurice Krafft

Katia KRAFFT talks about the risks of her job as a volcanologist and about the secrets of eruptions she hopes to discover as she approaches volcanoes. She says: 'I don’t like danger, but by being in somewhat impressive situations one always wants to have more, and especially to go closer to be able to observe (...). For all that is explosive, the Pelee Mountain, Mount St Helens, the Indonesian volcanoes, there are still many things that we did not understand in the course of the eruption."

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