Talk:Kerguelen Islands
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Many books and novels have been published in French and related to Kerguelen Islands. Reefering to articles of the present encyclopedia we report: -about German Navy in Kerguelen during the Second World War : an historic novel wirtten by Jacques NOUGIER "Les Corsaires des Terres australes" published by Editions de la Dyle in 1999 (ISBN 90-76526-08-7) -about illegal fishing and economical problems in the sub-antarctic zone :"Pirate de légines -Ocean Indien Austral" written by Jacques NOUGIER and published by Editions l'Harmattan in 2003 (ISBN 2-7475-4459-1 -about wreckages during the 19e century on sub-antarctic coasts: "Trois Naufrages pour trois îles" by Amapof, published in 1998 by Editions de la Dyle (ISBN 90 801124-9-6) with many drawings and pictures. We recommend the web site : http://www.terres-extremes.com
[edit] Extra map?
Image:Iles_kerguelen2.png and Image:Kerguelen_Map2.png seep to be somewhat duplicative; is it necessary to include both? AnonMoos 17:21, 9 May 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Port Decaen and Port St Louis
Sorry, but these places are not former settlements but only sheltered places where ships may anchor. The source [1] is not so reliable and however gives information cautiously (“other settlements on the Kerguelen Archipelago may have been vanished: Port Decaen, Port St. Louis”). Right information from : DELEPINE Gracie (1973). - Toponymie des terres australes. Comm. territoriale de toponymie, h.s. revue TAAF, Paris
Channer 14:26, 27 August 2006 (UTC)
