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I never get tiered hearing about the History of The Titanic . It’s absolutely fascinating for me .

Hard to believe that one guy survived the Titanic sinking and then TWO world wars, only to take his own life as an old man. So very sad.

The 2 adorable babies never knew what all the fuss was about until later. What a shock! And an incredible story to tell their children.

You have to admire the courage and professionalism of the crew of the RMS Carpathia who rescued the survivors of the Titanic

Thanks for the video ---- this video at 0:12 confirms what I had been thinking all my life that there was absolutely no need for all 1,500 passengers to die on that sinking ship: As I suspected, the Iceberg was more than just a 'berg' but an actual combination of 'IceBerg' within a flow or more correctly, a 'Shelf of Ice.' As such, Smith should -- immediately upon learning that his ship was dommed and that the lifeboats would not hold all the passengers and that most all of the lifeboats were gone -- have IMMEDIATELY given orders to steer the Titanic DIRECTLY into the Ice Shelf at FULL SPEED, thereby allowing passengers - once she stopped after hitting the shelf -- the opportunity for survival on the ice shelf until Carpathis's arrival. It was a glaring oversight and missed opportunity by Smith and one that cost 1,500 people their lives...

I wouldn’t describe these photos shocking. They are historically interesting and significant.

My relatives were supposed to take the Titanic but missed the boat by one day; they ended up on the sister ship and lived. I have a copy of the passenger manifest with their names listed.

Seeing there were so few survivors on a lifeboat made me so sad. This lifeboat could carry double number of peoples

This was/is very very sad, R.I.P. All those who lost their lives.

With not enough lifeboats for everyone, only the wealthiest survived. So tragic.

Fabulous photos and wonderfully readable descriptions! I appreciate what you’ve done for us so much! Music was great too!

5:50 It's worth mentioning that the French brothers Michel and Edmond Navratil had been kidnapped by their father, a Slovakian citizen, after the marriage with their Italian born mother fell apart. He intended to start a new life in America assuming a new identity - that's why all 3 were travelling under the false surname Hoffmann - and it's extremely likely that their mother would have never known whatever happened to them had the Titanic not sunk that night. Doesn't bear thinking. As it turns out however, the Titanic sank and the father went down with it. When his body was recovered from the sea (body#15), it was found that he was carrying a revolver in his pocket. Because of his assumed surname, Hoffmann, he was buried in a cemetery assigned for Jewish victims. The little kids on the other hand were mercifully rescued on the last lifeboat to be launched (collapsible D), and once in America, the authorities tried to find any relatives to look after them. They had the work cut out for them as the children didn't understand English (they only responded to French) and were far too young to know their own surname, let alone the names of other relatives, addresses, etc. The sinking had made headlines all over the world and continued for some time; the photo of those poor French speaking orphans who couldn't find their family followed suit. One can only start to imagine how their poor mother back in France must have felt when she opened the newspaper and saw the portrait of her babies as survivors of the Titanic, no less. Thankfully she was able to reunite with them soon after. I guess it's a small grace, among all the inimaginable horror and pain, that at least this tragedy allowed a mother to reunite with her kidnapped children.

Thanks for sharing these parts of history.

The pictures that hit me most here are the ones from relatives waiting for their family 😢 in that moment caught they still didn’t know they love ones had perished

It was like going back in time . 🙏🏻 History recorded for generations to see. 🙏🏻

The feller who spotted the iceberg & went on to fight in both world wars probably suffered from ptsd & that’s why he was depressed & killed himself

I couldn't watch it without shedding tears of sorrow even though it's a century old tragedy. 😢😢😢

Great Video, *RIP to all lost that night* Thank you so much for all your editing and info attached,. Greatly appreciated, cheers for posting 👍🏼.

The photos are amazing! Thank you…

It is the matter of luck or a bad luck. I was once rescued by an unknown lady in the Baltic Sea. I was 9 then and very proud " swimmer ".....I am always grateful for being rescued and could only say " thank you " ....Too schocked to say more ....

Quality production. Nice to see something better than click-bait. The music couldn't be more perfect.

I remember back in 1981 I was talking to one of the surrviors of that historic moment in a nursing home .

The loss of human life was so avoidable this goes to show how the crew treated lower class people and this coast so many life's I can't imagine how chaotic and terrifying this would have been for all souls on board my heart goes out to all of you ❤️

Interesting fact, the survivors stayed at the Jane Hotel. In 2008 they restored the hotel to the original state in 1912. It's kind of a cool place to stay when on a budget.

I am always fascinated with the myth, history and stories of the 'unsinkable' Titanic. I read many texts and saw many videos for years. It is interesting to note that the iceberg is 100,000 years old. My heart flows for souls and survivors of the Titanic. It is great the ship still fascinates the world.

WOW! This is so awesome and interesting thanks for sharing this I enjoyed watching it.

5:49 - the surname Navratil literally means "(he) returned/came back"

What’s even more tragic is that the survivors and families of those who died were never compensated for their loss.

My maternal great grandfather was on board the Carpathia (hence the name, muntii Carpati, Carthpathian mountain range running through Romania) coming to work in the States for a awhile from Romania. Teodor was his name. When he returned back home to Romania later on he would recall the sad and cold pasengers that were rescued. Unde dai si unde crapa moment : )).

Really really interesting. Thank you for doing this.

Thanks for sharing this moving pictures tribute .

If there was any heroes to this tragedy it was Captain Rostron of the Carpathia and his crew.

Some amazing historical photos 👍👌

Hats off to this collection

Very nicely done.

My great grandma...we called her Nana.She died in 1984...when i was 9 years old in the 4th grade.i have a super sharp memory and now im 47.Her daughter...my maternal grandma..died in 2019.i remember my grandma taking us to see her 80 something year old mother Monica...who was elderly and ailing.She was a tiny frail thing with a peanut butter complexion similar to mine.What freaked me about her were her pigeon crooked toes that looked absolutely hideous to my young eyes.Nana was born in 1895!so she was 17...or almost close to it...when Titanic sank!i bet she remembered the sinking of Titanic.R.I.P Nana... She owned a brownstone in Brooklyn and my mom and brother still live there.But when i was coming up in the 80's and 90'S...i remember the Victorian looking furniture and the antique radio! At 14 and 15 years old..back in the early 1990's..i remember used to just stare at that old antique radio.i was infatuated with that big clunky looking thing.the old fashioned wallpaper and furniture..made it feel like i was in an Eduardian time machine.My grandma was Nanas' only child.She raised us.She once blurted "we have irish ancestry".She was very fairskinned.I was the lightest of her grandkids...and when i took my DNA test....yup...turns out i was 14 %caucasian...6%of that was irish.I always felt a pull towards the past...towards european immigrants...ellis island....and of anything from the old days.Even though im black...i love 80's and 70's music...white men...haha...and before my DNA results taken in 2018....i was always drawn to the st pattys day parade.Of Carribean descent...my grandma tried to teach me how to eat properly and set the table just like in the movie Titanic.lol.When my Nana died in 1984 at the age of 82 or 83..I went to school bragging about it..trying to get sympathy from people.Now that I look back...I interacted with an an ancestor who was born in the late 1800's.How cool is that?😅

Every single person on that ship was a hero.

Thank you to the creators of this video. An impressive and also of course tragic homage to the historical event. Also of note - hats were all the rage back then, and the rich really showed off their stylish clothing. Same thing now everyone would be wearing cheap comfortable sweat shirts and stretch pants with baseball hats.

This was brilliant and the music aswell

Oh the poor darling having been through all that it is very moving and deeply sad for those who lost loved ones I cannot imagine how a person could get over such a horrifying experience God bless them all.

Eerie little video,but it captures the disaster well from a different angle.

I don't feel this was shocking but heart breaking 💔😢 but they were all amazing ppl . An the gentleman Goggingiem prepared himself to go down with the ship an I'm sure that took everything in him to do so an bravery n class . May all who perished keep RIP. ✝️☮️'m so Sorry that it happened .

I wonder how many autographs of the survivors are out there.

Very sad...so many people died for nothing...those life boats should of been filled!

I used to know a man called pop Drinkwater, and he told me he was a stoker on Carpathia, on that night with titanic... 😞🇫🇷

Exelent thanks

Oh no, Thomas Andrews....he felt so guilty and has chosen the bottom of the North Atlantic. But he died as a hero...he helped to inform all the passengers about the incidence.

Beautiful music.

Magnifique documentaire sur le Titanic

The music is haunting! 😔...here after the tragedy of the Titan sub.

Thank you for sharing their stories.

Anyone out there in the Philadelphia area take note that on 4/15/2023 (13:00) The Laurel Hill cemetery East is having a special tour of the gravesites of both victims(!) and survivors buried in this old Landmark. After watching this I am INTRIGUED..

Very good and interesting

THIS TRAGEDY IS ENDLESS.TITANIC WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED IN MANY PEOPLES HEARTS😥😥😥

I missed the shocking part buy it's a great video

Seemingly quite a few lifeboats were nearly empty, they wouldn't go back for survivors fearing they would be swamped, how true not sure, Iv'e read a few survivors stories, Dennis

Wonderful music score. Wish I new the name of piece and composer.

Sad. But. Very intresting.

How really sad it all was and so frightening all round

This video is Haunting

Love the music 🎶 🎵

Thanks very sad 😔

It would have been more legible if the printing had not been in yellow.

so many life's lost...most of them where children.. so sad

Margaret Gibson? That’s amazing. There is a 3 podcast series on her now called Deathbed confessions!

Thats spooky when i left uk to come to Australia we left from Southampton never knew that thats whete the survivors family waited for them

What a thing to happen ! Oh my !

The subtitles are very unreadable.. You should've put it on the video itself rather than on the bottom! Nice Photos.Thanks for the Efforts.

Thank ❤

Chilling Histories

And some very empty lifeboats 😥

I expect there was alot of guilt being a survivor of the titanic and both wars when lots of people perished x

Imagine having to get back on a ship to travel back home to Southampton Terrifying 😩

It is so sad to see that there is space in many of the lifeboats.

Never heard of such a thing as 'ship wreck pay'..

What is the name, and composer of this music. Love your site.

The images are haunting as Is the music

Just watched some survivors tell their story in 1957, and another woman who was 7 at the time. The White Star made the Carpathia return the life boats first, before allowing them to go to their own birth to let the survivors & passengers off.

I agree with the other poster, this should be a movie

Every time that I study WWII,it's always something different.The same is true with the Titanic.

Very interesting, the man behind this catastrophe Walked away Scott free Bruce ismay.

Anyone like me who's learning about the incident in depth right now after the Titan submersible imploded?

Absolutely fascinating, sad and tragic all at the same time. Cue the tin hat brigade...

Why didn’t the crew look after the passengers,? Crew survived and most of the passengers died. What happened there?

Well, thankfully, no other cruise ship sailed again without ALL the lifeboats aboard.

Lovely photographs of the survivors of the cursed luxury ship - 'The Titanic'.As I saw I was drifted into James Cameron's memorable movie.

People during that time are so well dressed all the time!

It must have been terrible psychologically for the survivors of the titanic, past the story of the Sinking of the day before, to realize that you are alive, that you survived, but that 1500 other people remained there. Even if deep down they should be happy to be, it must be complicated to start a new life afterwards, with a whole bunch of existential questions, why me and not my neighbor, my wife, my husband or my children, I think , or at least, I make the assumption that among these survivors in the months following their repatriation, some simply committed suicide, too psychologically damaged to continue living, only at the time did people not follow, these survivors , in psychiatry to solve the problem of Post trauma.

And now all of them died even all the survivors😭.

My great great grandmother was one of Joseph laurouche daughter.she was put on lifeboat with both mother n sibling.

Oh so sed MG , poor PPL very heart brake what’s happened hardly to believe I feel so sorry😪😪😪

So sad 😭😭😭😭

2, 3, or 4 lines to read should have longer exposure time

I don't know why, it was the captains fault, he is master, but was influenced by the owners to do a record time.... 😞😞😞🇫🇷

Very sad.

So basically, had there been enough lifeboats, everyone could have been saved?

The four Pascoe brothers who survived the sinking 5:38 .. I googled them and didn’t find them on Encyclopedia Titanica.. I would like to know of how the brothers survived. Thank you!

Titanic is fascinating.. movie and ship both

So sad.