Today, 74 years ago, on January 21, 1951 (December 14, 1950), the Alps suffered a massive snowfall. Volunteers cleaned the road buried by the snowfall On January 21, 1951, an unusually violent and lasting snowfall caused a massive snowfall in the Alps. In the mountains of Austria, at least 329 people died as a result. About 30 cities and villages were isolated from the outside for several days in a row. The distress of Tirol was severe. The distress of Tirol was completely blocked by an ice-buried "snowshell" and the connection with the outside world. The drinking water supply network collapsed. The danger of the plague was increasingly severe. Brandenburg has a hotel that was broken in snow. The district of Wales is severe. A