I uploaded this video almost 10 years ago .. I'm not sure why this is showing up on everyone's page as a recommended video lately. I don't pay to advertise or anything like that. ** The interview is from 1993 ** The clips were taken from a VHS video I once found at the local public library, and i edited them together to create this video you see here. ** Eva Hart died in 1996 aged 91 ** Rose in the movie was NOT based on this woman. Rose was a totally fictitious character.

“The whole thing was a tribute to man’s arrogance.” That got me.

she'd be 115 this year. rest in peace ms eva hart.

The fact that she was only 7 when it happened and even all those years later she can recall every single moment shows how traumatic it was for her.

"One life was worth more than the whole ship", what profound words.

She survived that and then had to live through WW1 AND WW2. What that woman has been through is more than we (hopefully) ever will.

Wow. I pray she has finally reunited with her daddy she lost that day...

“There was no panic until there were no more life boats, you could hear people running around on the deck and screaming.” That hit me, I can’t imagine how those people still onboard felt. 😢😢😢

Her poor father. He was extremely brave for the sake of his wife and daughter. I hope her whole family is together now.

This woman is amazing. Not only she had survived the Titanic disaster, she survived both World Wars! Unbelievable woman, she must have had a fantastic, unordinary life. I have so much respect for her

Imagine being her, sitting in a life boat, freezing cold, a little girl listening to screams and people drowning, knowing one of them was her own father. I can't imagine.

Whoever recorded this woman -- thank you. Her voice should never be lost to history.

I watch her eyes look away, while she is looking into her memory and the images she saw and could still see that day. It’s haunting.

Damn. There's no one left to tell that story.

Why does this show up 9 years later at corona time?

One of the most terrifying parts about her story is when she talked about her father coming back into the room in a hurry and the mother didn't say anything to him cause she knew it was that "dreadful something" she dreamt about. I hope they have all found peace.

I can’t imagine the fear for a seven year old girl witnessing the ship go down knowing her father was still on it 😢 rip all those who were lost that night 🙏🏻

“No one should have died, One life is worth more than the whole ship surely” 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 no truer words ever spoke about the titanic..

"One life is worth more than the whole ship, surely." - Eva Hart

The most well-spoken lady I’ve ever heard. She was such a reliable source for learning about the perspective of a passenger. No assumptions and no lies. Just facts.

I remember hearing about one of the survivors was about to lose her home. She was selling all of her keepsakes from Titanic trying to keep her home. Leo Dicaprio and Kate Winslet heard about her and helped her keep her home. This was not too long after Titanic movie was released.

"For all the years people have argued with me about that..." HOW are you going to argue with someone who was there!??

"The most dreadful sound is the sound of people drowning…" Wow...just wow.....

her mother knew that calling a ship unsinkable was absolutely foolish.

Hearing her speak about the process of getting back on board the Carpathia is amazing. That’s something new I’ve learned. What an amazing woman.

"One life is worth more than the whole ship"

I could talk to her for hours

The fact that she remembers all of this :( R.I.P Eva Hart. Beautiful soul, brave heart and mostly a strong legend. Losing the ones you love is the worst part of life.

My Grandmother, Georgette Maxwell, wes a 12 year old French orphan on a French cargo ship heading to America when the Titanic sank, her ship received a SOS, but was to far away.

The titanic fascinates me, something about it is so intriguing

Eva Hart is a marvellously articulate and witty woman and I never tire of hearing her story. I always am touched by how her voice shifts to a softer, plaintive tone whenever she mentions seeing her father the last time and the distant ship’s failure to come to the sinking Titanic. It’s a true testament to how certain experiences affect us forever.

"One life is worth more than a whole ship, surely."

"One life is worth more than the entire ship" Absolutley well said.

So people called her a liar for saying that she saw the boat split in half? She was there she's not lying

I believe her about the Californian - she still sounds a bit angry at the memory. The Carpathia's crew was heroic and responsible despite their great distance away.

This woman was very close friends with my grandparents and even went to their wedding after survivng all of this, apparently she was a very down to earth and such a nice and respectful person

There is no Titanic survivors left now 😭😭💔

I wanted to give that poor old lady a hug...She witnessed such a horrific tragedy.

Imagine going to bed expecting to wake up in the morning like any other day and instead you wake in the middle of the night to a sinking Titanic...

Imagine being left behind on a sinking ship... Poor people :(

"If a ship is torpedoed, that's war," she once said. "If it strikes a rock in a storm, that's nature. But just to die because there weren't enough lifeboats, that's ridiculous."

"The whole thing was a tribute to man's arrogance." Wow, what a hard hitting lesson to be learned, and at such a heavy and unnecessary price...

Watching her get so politely emotional when she talks about her father makes me so sad 😔

Hearing that song in church must have terrified her. I can't imagine what being on the Titanic must have been like besides a horrific experience but this lady is a brave survivor who stuck by what she witnessed that night and was proven right on at least one point that was argued. Somebody in the comments can't believe the silence after the sinking would e as terrifying as the screaming but imagine witnessing all that and bobbing in a lifeboat in complete darkness with an eerie silence after all thr panic and noise, not knowing whether you are going to be rescued, not knowing whether your father/husband or whoever made it off the ship or not. I can well believe that part was just as scary

The most dreadful sound of all is sound of people drowning Her mom:But the silence that follows.. that's more terrifying...😶☹️

"The silence that followed...the world stood still that night." Bone chilling.

They placed children inside of sacks to safely haul them up and out of their lifeboats and onto the Carpathia. Now that is fresh news to me. God bless Eva Hart.

What an intelligent and well spoken woman. I can’t imagine seeing something so horrible and having to argue with people over what really happened for years afterward.

Shes such a strong woman to be able to recall this without completely breaking down...

who else bored at night and just searched up Titanic survivors

Eva Hart was widely regarded as the most erudite and accurate of the remaining survivors when I was privileged to meet her in the early 1980s during the filming of a documentary. It was interesting to note, once the wreck of RMS Titanic was located and photographed in 1985, that Eva had throughout her lifetime correctly remembered and recounted many details of the sinking and its aftermath, which was remarkable considering that she was aged just 7 at the time. This is an excellent video, but would benefit if its subtitles were carefully proofread and amended.

What an amazing woman! I am glad her story was recorded and put on KZfaq because she clearly felt it was important to share her experience for others to learn from

I keep thinking about what she said about the quietness after the ship had sunk. It's terrible to think about😞

"The silence that followed after" really made me uncomfortable

"One life is worth more than the whole ship." Amen.

When she talked about running out of church when they played “Nearer My God To Thee”…poor little child had ptsd.

The fact she survived through the titanic and the world wars and then died 91 is incredible

The nightmares this lady must have had throughout her life hearing people screaming and from the loss of her father.

This was extremely fascinating hearing an actual account of what happened. I can't even imagine going through something like that and still being able to recall the details 80+ years later. Hearing this was bone chilling...

Her accent is so gorgeous i could listen for her for hours 😭❤

Her name is in the titanic museum in Tennessee. When you go there you get assigned a person’s name that actually boarded the ship and I got her.

"I saw that ship sink..." Gave me Goosebumps

Quite an understated, British way to refer to the disaster-"dreadful". Such a strong and beautiful lady.

This is such an incredible and invaluable piece of footage it blows my mind that it's possible to listen to the account of a titanic survivor right here on KZfaq. I really don't think people appreciate the horror people experienced that night.

It's been 84 years, and I can still smell the fresh paint. The china had never been used. The sheets had never been slept in. Titanic was called the Ship of Dreams, and it was. It really was.

"You hold mummy's hand and be a good little girl, its goodbye for a little while only for a little while"- Benjamin Hart What a courageous loving father who gave his life for his wife and child, and he was certain they were safe, I can only imagine what was going through his mind, and I hope he was at peace. It was the era of the true gentlemen. Rip to all the victims and survivors. Their stories will continue to live on forever in our hearts.

My great nan was on the ship, she was only 10 years old. In 2003, I vaguely remember this but she told me she still has memories of this. Her parents were first class and was on one of the first boats deployed into the ocean. She died on August 23rd 2003. RIP Nan Celeste

Her way of talking, I love. It's so smart. People now could never sound half this intelligent.

"Do you want to hear the story or not, Mr. Lovett?"

Anyone else come here after watching the Titanic?

The fact that we can hear a firsthand experience from someone is amazing. Rest In Peace, Eva Hart. 🕊

To think that a child went thru that tragic event and still managed to salvage her life and sanity is a testament to the strength of a bygone era,God bless her soul!

Anyone watching in 2018 , poor lady 😢

How could people argue with her over the ship breaking in half? She was there and you weren’t. A vision like that probably never leaves someone’s head.

Extremely sharp for her age. Rip.

Even at that age her recollection is so vivid. Amazing.

"One life is worth more than that whole ship, surely." Wow Yes

She’s dead on by saying it was arrogant and prideful to say it was an “un sinkable ship”

She was 7 years old and kids are very honest with good memories, yet they still didn't believe her recollections.

Not only did she survive the Titanic but she also survived both world wars, this women was and still is a legend. Rest in peace Eva Hart, you were amazing.

“One life is worth more than the whole ship”

I bet it’s so terrifying just seeing this shit just go down like hearing everyone drowning and see the ship sink my god I have huge respect for her

I can't believe she was 7 years old when she was on the titanic. RIP 1905-1996.

It's kinda sad when you realize that all the Titanic survivors are dead rest in peace to everyone who died on Titanic

The poor pain she went through, she was only 7 😢

Hearing screaming and the biggest ship in the world in their time being split in half i think i would remember it for the rest of my life.

She boarded a ship to a new world and in doing so she sailed into history. May God Bless Those Souls.

Whoa not only did she witness Titanic but tons of other things that happened between 1912-1990.

Her english sounds beautiful

This is incredible- thank you for uploading it so the world can hear Eva's story.

I truly admire this amazing women, the way she speaks about the disaster, is beyond me, may she now be at peace and at rest RIP Eva Heart

i wanna slap whoever tried to tell her she didnt see the ship break in half, she is so articulate and put together that if i had ever had the honor to speak with her in her lifetime (god rest her soul) i couldn't have the guile to disagree with anything she said to me. what an intelligent, put together woman.

The ship sunk in 1912.. and here we are almost in 2020... I’m sad :( nearly 108 years ago ..

Years ago, I went on a family trip to Las Vegas. We stayed at the Luxor Resort and Casino. They had a limited time Titanic exhibit where visitors would be able to participate in a simulated Titanic stay. The exhibit featured some artifacts that were recovered from the shipwreck along with reprints of actual passenger tickets with their names, DOB, addresses and other info. Some of them even gave a brief biography of the specific passenger and even told whether they survived or perished in the shipwreck. Each participant got to keep the passenger card they were assigned. I still have mine stowed away with some of my important keepsakes. No one else was interested in going to the exhibit with me, so I went alone because I thought it would be cool - and I was right. It was amazing and one of the most memorable experiences of my life. They had every minute detail from the decor in the rooms (1st, 2nd, and 3rd class suites) to the dinnerware and even the music playing in the background down pat. It was very well researched and I'm glad that I decided to go.

Well, it's now 12 years ago you uplaoded it and I for one am happy it did show up on mine. So thank you for the upload and sharing it. Who else is here on 29th June 2023 or around this date?

She was the last survivor to remember anything

i can just imagine sitting with her talking for hours with her listening to her for hours and smelling the smell of old british tea and biscuits

Had the pleasure of listening to here talk in 1994, meeting her after. Amazing and very straight talking woman.

I love that this video keeps getting recommended, it showed up in my feed today. What an amazing woman.

"One life is more than the whole ship..." Amazing lady.