Titanic: The Story 1993
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- The Titanic was a British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912, after colliding with an iceberg during her maiden voyage from Southampton, England to New Your City. There were 1,514 people that drowned in one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history. "The Unsinkable Titanic" sunk and today the story lives on in fans of those who love this great ship and it's history.
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A gripping documentary with a nice combination of technical detail about Titanic, accounts from survivors, and pleasing narration. There are some details that I am aware of that didn't make it into this documentary, such as that the Californian switched off their wireless as a response to being rebuked by the Titanic wireless operator, and that a last minute personnel change left the keys to a cabinet where the binoculars were located missing. The lookouts therefore were on watch without them.
I suppose that what possibly makes this story so captivating is the sharp contrast between the luxury and elegance as the voyage begins, and the stark reality of its ending. While there is a correlation between the percentages of survivors between the classes, money and wealth was no guarantee.
It's not necessary that every documentary have every last piece of information in order to tell the story. I watched and enjoyed this from beginning to end.
Thank you for presenting it.
Such a powerful story, I just subscribed to this great channel . I love any documentaries on Titanic
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No loud music, no over the top voice over nor lame actors recreations. Just facts with no conspiracy theories. I like old documentaries.
I feel the same way!
Man I was just about to write this exact comment! I wish other documentary makers would take notes
The narrator is actor Robert Powell if I'm not mistaken. A perfect voice for reading. 👌
Damn straight! Why on earth would you do it any other way than this. Bliss.
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Now, I‘m no fanatical fan or self-proclaimed expert on the Titanic, like some pople, but I never tire of watching documentaries about this fascinating ship and its short and sad history. This is one of the really good ones, well narrated and illustrated, thank you so much!
Yes!
Also it's amazing how far we have come learning about titanic
Agreed
The story is gripping
You're not alone!
I'm convinced every kid at some point goes through an obsession with sharks phase, dinosaurs phase, and Titanic phase. I never grew out of the Titanic phase. When I was 17 my Dad gave me an original printing of "Futility: Wreck of the Titan" to add to my collection of Titanic books. Still a precious object to me.
My great grandfather helped load furnishings onto the Titanic. He told me stories about he accidentally clogged up one of the toilets onboard in the second class laboratories. He couldn't get the toilet to flush properly so he just left it in disarray as to not get caught.
You should tell the Titanic Historical Society
Eva Hart is amazing. I've listened to all of her interviews. She was so giving in all of them. Couldn't have been easy to recount the story involving her father's demise. :( RIP Eva.
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Eva Hart once said that the Titanic "will go down in history as the one disaster for which there was no excuse for anyone to die." :-)
And her conviction that the ship had split in two, despite only being 7 when it happened. I have an autographed copy of her book
I agree. Eva was a lovely lady and a great story teller! God rest her soul!🙏💞
This is by far the best told story of the Titanic.
My friend's grandmother's uncle was on Titanic. He was one of those men who fed coals to its engine but was off duty on that fateful night, and survived.
But he killed himself a few years later.
Sinking and what he witness had tormented him.
All survivors suffered from PTSD and Survivor Guilt. In 1912 they didn't had psychologists to help them.
tremendously sad
You should tell the Titanic Historical Society
It must have been really frightening when Captain Smith stated " Every man for himself" The Band were so brave playing music and going down with the ship ,The lady in this her memory of what happened is something we can only imagine
Adults made their own choices when most thought they were safer on the ship & decided not to get into lifeboats. Most of those went away less than half full, when it was said, that these lifeboats held 60 grown men. One of those early lifeboats only had 12 people...but they wouldn't allow the dogs...it's absolutely heartbreaking. If you think about it, allowing dogs could have benifitted the survivors and dogs alike. How many stories have we heard about dogs keeping people from freezing to death. The survivors in the boats could have snuggled the dogs to keep warm. 😢🐶
It's all heartbreaking, gets me every time I hear the story. All the loss of lives esp the poor and infirm and animals but everyone who lost their life. So so sad 😔
if you follow other stories and books...the wealthy wanted to save themselves first thus the reason of 12 people in some boats...they got off first and did not want to mingle with the lower class, very selfish and cold
Very wise lady, and her comment about 1 life was more valuable than the ship hit home.
Robert Powel has a great voice , dont know why, but he makes these stories that more interesting.
He’s a fantastic narrator
Ahhh he played Jesus Christ in that famous TV series. He's naturally gifted to express information well.
The silence during the ending credits roll against the painting of the ships final moments was erie, almost "deafening" and quite appropriate. Most documentaries and movies play some kind of back drop music/tune.... Even after all these years (29 in 2022), I think it still one of the best general documentaries on the disaster. I love and treasure the interview clips from Eva Hart, the last "surviving" witness of the sinking who could actually remember it. How truly remarkable! What poetic justice and satisfaction to finally be proven right/correct about something witnessed some 74 years earlier with so many others telling you that you were "wrong" despite most of them not being there to witness what you saw, experienced, and lived through and have had to ever since. This has got to be one of the greatest and most infuriating frustrations i can think of within the realm of human experience...
One fact to remember is that more First Class men than Third Class children survived.
Savage capitalism & classism
For me , what was most interesting was the extensive interview with Eva Hart. It was the most detail I've read or heard of Ms. Hart's experience,,,so sensitively and intelligently expressed. Very good documentary with many details I'm learning for the first time.
I'm still so fascinated by this story. Such a beautiful ship that suffered such horrible tragedy with so many people who lost their lives on this ship.
It wasn't the original Titanic. Please watch, evidence the Titanic was sunk on purpose.
@@robhoughton5399 you know I have heard that multiple times over the years a part of me does believe that it was done on purpose I think they built the ship that was in my opinion and then they kept changing courses and steered right into the path of the iceberg and didn’t know it had they stayed the same course the entire way probably would have never happened JMO…
@@tyrariley7013 That's right. I am thinking if captain Smith didn't suffer from depression.
It was his decision to steered into the iceberg.
He was 62, it was his last voyage, people were saying that when they struck iceberg he was ineffective and inactive
in preventing the loss of life. Wonder if his family was asked about his mental health. Men take it very hard
to finish job when it gives them proud, power and money. He loved to be on sea.
It was his decision to reduce lifeboats to 16.
I know Titanic's story well, but what a joy it is to hear it told in a calm, reasoned tone without the US-style overly-dramatic hyperbole.
The witness testimony and profound reflections from the last survivor Miss Eva Hart, was truly incredible. It makes this documentary one of the best I have ever seen about this timeless tragedy. Fantastic documentary work!
Eva Hart was not the last survivor of the disaster to die. That was Eliza Gladys ("Millvina") Dean; she passed away on May 31st, 2009. (Eva Hart died on February 14th, 1996) :-)
I have been fascinated by the story since i was 11 years old in 1984 im now 48 in 2021 & im still so in awe of this tragedy. Incredible history.
I am 48 as well and I have been fascinated with the story of the Titanic since about 1979, when my grandfather told me about it.
Yes I agree, I became fascinated by the Titanic, in 1974 when I was 11, after watching the 1953 movie Titanic with Barbara Stanwyck, on television.
Me too..but I got 20 years on you youngsters..ha !...i think as a child my thoughts were how could it sink if it was brand new...i didn't know any better.
me too , im 45 and have a big remote control titanic!!
I've also had a lifelong fascination with Titanic. I have absolutely no idea why. I still HAVE to watch ANY new documentary on the subject even though I already know almost everything that's going to be documented within it.
I have absolutely no explanation as to why I and many others have become so interested in this particular tragedy.
I assume it's because it's almost unbelievable to hear of the amount of bad luck and human errors that contributed to sealing the Titanic's fate.
It was so avoidable that it still confuses me how it wasn't avoided.
I love reading/watching anything about the Titanic. Thank you for this!
Me too so much...
Me too!
Titanic..... ❤️
Just out of interest. If you could time travel back to 1912 with full knowledge of Titanic's upcoming fate, would you still get on board?
I honestly think I would.
Is that a bit weird?
I feel the same way about Robert Powell. He’s a legend.
Nice documentary, like many older documentaries it's got a slow and calm narration, no blaring music or flashy graphics. No big agenda driving it either, just sets out the known facts without trying to assassinate anyone's character or introduce some new controversial theory. Very nicely done all in all.
Exactly!
I remember watching this on PBS in the mid '90s and it's my favorite Titanic documentary. Very straightforward, great visuals, great narration, not overproduced or over-dramatic and an in-depth interview. The only thing missing here now is the original background music.
Thank you for this amazing documentary. RIP to all those who perished on that fateful night
I still can't believe that the family of the lead violinist was sent a bill to pay for his staff uniform after he lost his life on Titanic.
Can you imagine receiving a bill to pay for your father's staff uniform after he lost his life at work?
Who on earth was responsible for sending that bill to that Man's family?
I'd love to know who actually instructed staff to send that bill.
Whoever it was is the most immoral Man to ever walk this Earth along with Hitler and Putin.
I cannot imagine that was done intentionally. More than likely the bill was already sent or ready to be sent and went out with regular mail, no one gave a second thought.
I sure hope they didn't pay it.
Trump...all Trumps fault 👍
@@joebean3399 Haha!
Interesting to know they had administrative idiots, even in those days.
This was excellent. Really well told & so valuable to hear a survivor's perspective. Thanks so much! ☺️
You are welcome
love the personal interview of survivors. such an important part of history.
I'll definitely be watching this again. The woman survivor answered a question i've always had which is how the Carpathis actually picked these people up
The 1958 movie A Night to Remember shows a lot of how they did that and how they accidentally picked up its distress call.
The elderly always have fascinating stories to tell, but Eva Hart had the story to end all stories.
Eva Hart was the one who once said the Titanic "will go down in history as the one disaster where there was no need for anyone to die." That is so true.
Whew! Finally a documentary that tells the story in such a professional way. No frenetic, percussion, sound effects,… Just a story well told by an excellent narrator, alternating with real person interviews. What a pleasure. I’m certainly looking forward to other episodes. Subscribed with pleasure.
Percussion?
the visual and pictures is very original and tells the true story of the titanic. in fact this documentary should be the yardstick for measuring other documentaries on the TITANIC EVENT.
@@kenrobinson8667 I can’t watch a documentary today without a soundtrack that includes percussion, repetitive music, sound effects. I’m wondering if people even notice it. I appreciate a well told story without the background noise.
@@marydeyoung1261 I hear you. I do notice and when the drums start I stop playing it. There's nothing like old school documentaries. Try PBS American Experience. No drums.
This is the ASMR version of Titanic documentaries. I love it! Thanks Mark.
Eva Hart was a fascinating and incredible lady I could listen to her telling her story all day. Rest in peace Ms Hart 💐
In 1907 Capt. Smith was asked about his experience at sea. "I merely say 'uneventful,' " he replied. The experience with his last command was to be the exact opposite :-l
i cant seem to get tired of watching TITANIC VIDEOS and stories, it such a captivating one. like she said, TITANIC wasn't built for anyone to die. very profound statement.
Robert Powell, one of the best narrators ever.
When the Titanic began to sink on April 15, 1912, Father Thomas Byles, a Catholic priest, had two opportunities to board a lifeboat. But he forewent those opportunities, according to passengers aboard the sinking ocean liner, in order to hear confessions and offer consolation and prayers with those who were trapped aboard.
One of the best documentaries on the Titanic ,thanks for sharing ,
The silence after all those people dying must have been devastating it is one thing in a movie but for real glad I wasn’t there or even born
I remember the titanic exhibit in Chicago during the first tour after they found her and took a piece of the ship with windows in it. Personal belongings, cutlery ,plates jewelry even bottles of wine! It was sad seeing a pair of shoes resting next to each other on the bottom and you know that's where a body played until decayed.
I went to an exhibit in St. Paul Minnesota and they had a huge sheet of ice the same temperature that the water was and I remember not being able to keep my finger on it for very long at all. That was a most effective display.
Excellent documentary. Much better than many I've seen. Thank you!
No matter how many years go by it still amazes me the amount of work hand made during the Industrial Revolution and the classism that existed…hard work and sacrifice to a whole new level. 😊
This was an excellent documentary. The interview with Eva Hart was excellent. Very intelligent lady. Thank you very much. 😊👍
I was lucky to visit the white swan hotel in Alnwick and also the Titanic museum in Belfast. What an experience. Great documentary.
Well done. The pictures, film & narration within this video are top-notch.
Very well narrated and excellent footage depicting the actual sinking. Very enjoyable.
And also valuable, some new or poor publicated before pictures.....some of them - and I have seen a lot - I never saw before....
Excellent documentary thanks mark for the video. Good health sir
Good Doc. Much prefer this type of documentary that doesn’t have actors recreating scenes
Me too I'm not a fan of docudrama
This is a incredible story of the RMS Titanic
"A gash of between 250 and 300 feet long had been made below the water line." Rather than an actual continuous gash, the berg did actually leave a series of pokes and stabs as it bumped and scraped along the hull. Yet those pokes and stabs were enough to send the Titanic to the bottom of the sea in less than three hours :-l (So, then, if it had really been a continuous gash all along, who knows much faster the Titanic would have sunk.)
I've always thought it incredible how Eva Hart remembers so much about that night, she had only just turned 7 years old when Titanic sank.
Definitely. Mind you I remember many things from when I was 4-5 years old onwards.
I'm sure she's told the same story 27,000 times and it's well imbedded by now.
7 is old enough to remember certain details.
You’ll be surprised what children notice and remember especially pertaining to trauma
She was the one who said of the Californian "I didn't see lights; I saw a ship" That shows that the Californian could've never been 19mi away; Ballard determined that she was for sure much closer than that
I have seen every documentary about this most famous ship, but not this one, Great job ! The legacy left to us all by this most famous ship, has a life all of its own, and its legendary status is assured.
I was at the ground and saw the titanic wreck. I can tell u it was the most amazing thing in my entire life
No other maritime tragedy-quite has the same impact on the psyche, as the Titanic, The legend just grows and grows.
Until the Costa concordia
@@allysonspringett4927 I would not for a second consider the costa Concordia in the same breath as the Titanic. You got to be kidding.
@@allysonspringett4927 costa concordia is nothing to the titanic..
It does; there is a whole combination of different factors.
I’ve been watching all of the documentary and I’m so heartbroken over this but keep sending more documentaries
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God Bless that women and the people who lived. R. I P those who didn't sadly.,
Wow. If only another Ship could have gotten there in time, all those Souls could have been saved! 💔
Firts they got warning about the ice burg from one of those same ships that pass the route before them ..and ignore it....the put the ship to sail faster.....the guy who tried to warn them just turned his radio off and went to sleep....
@@semoneg2826 I don't think Cyril Evans, the Californian's Marconi operator, went to bed because of Jack Phillips's rude reply, I think he called it a day because he was just plain tired.
This was a very good presentation. However, the Titanic exceeded the number of lifeboats required at the time. After the Titanic disaster the maritime regulations changed. No mention is made of a possible fire on board in the coal bins which may have weakened that side of the ship that the iceberg hit.
Imagine being a witness to that. It must have been simultaneously an absolute terror but also a privilege.
I suppose in some ways I imagine the magnitude of it was not felt by those who witnessed it.
Great job. Thank you for this!!
I CANT EVEN IMAGINE WHAT THOSE POOR PEOPLE WENT THROUGH FROZEN WATER PITCH BLACK NIGHT MAN GOD BLESS THEIR SOULS 🚢 🙏⚘️ THE MOVIE TITANIC MY FAVORITE OF ALL TIME GREAT MOVIE 🚢🌟🌟🌟 GREAT DOCUMENTARY THANK YOU
It was most amazing what those men who were on the upturned lifeboat went through
What an excellent documentary, wonderful audio, Powell is a superb narrator. Each time I watch something on Titanic, I find myself hoping someone will throw more tables and deck chairs overboard. It’s impossible to watch without thinking of all the things that could have been done. I don’t think it’s possible to imagine the horror going on in Thomas Andrew’s mind.
It 's like rock & roll . Titanic will never die !
I like this guy that narrates the story he is the same guy that narrated world at war amongst other documentary films.
You are right. I never get tired of Titanic videos.
You can never be confident in your ability to outsmart mother nature; safety can NEVER take a backseat.
In hindsight- Titanic would've been better off hitting the iceberg head on. By trying to avoid it all-together; they allowed for the concrete ice underneath the oceans surface to scrape alongside the bottom of the ship- creating a "zipper-like" effect, which is ultimately what sunk it. There were so many warnings even before this happened- all the ice warnings that were ignored, speeding up the ship when it wasn't necessary- especially when traveling through icy waters at night, etc. Such a tragic event that led to so many lives lost, but a valuable lesson to be learned indeed.
@FatalPies fair point about the collision impact on the passengers, but the ship wouldn't have sunk, even if the bow was decimated. It had watertight bulkheads that compartmentalised any inrushing water. 4 contiguous compartments could be breached and filled, but not a fifth, which is what happened.
The problem is that it is counter-intuitive to do anything other than try and swerve the obstacle. After that, it would take a while to realise how much trouble they were in. Hindsight certainly is a luxury.
thanks for this upload or re-upload. In the 1990s, I remember watching and recorded it on VHS. It had a music-hallish type soundtrack. But this version is good too.
I love this documentary. Simple and straightforward and it has Eva Heart.
Thank you so much for uploading this!?! I remember recording the last 1/3 of this back in '96 or' 97 and never knew what it was called so I could never find it. I had to wait just a little bit to finally see it in whole. 🤣 Wonderful documentary and worth the wait.
This is outstanding, Mark.
the whole world stood still that night.
Indeed; the whole world was stirred to its foundations
I was a follower of this story since before Ballard discovered it. Thank you for the video.
You're welcome
I was a follower before you were even born!😼
@@stanzanossi it's not a competition but good for you.
Here's why the Titanic's story will just never die: (1) she was the world's biggest movable man-made object of her day, (2) she excelled in luxury, (3) she was on her maiden voyage (of all voyages), (4) there were many celebrities of the day on board, (5) there was already a lot of talk about all her features before she was ever launched (including the whole "unsinkability" talk), (6) she was the world's newest ocean liner of her time and (7) the Titanic is the first or maybe the only ship thus far in living memory to be sunk by an iceberg. It seems the Titanic will always be in our minds despite herself; unlike the ship itself, the story remains unsinkable
This the very best documentary I’ve seen one Titanic. Job well done, indeed!
I have seen every titanic documentary this one is nice always been a titanic fan the history of the ship And many of her sister ships but titanic has always been my fav it’s of course terrible of her tragedy at the time when the James Cameron came out with the movie he shouldn’t have left out the dang rose abs Dawson love story and should have told the passengers true stories.
She Was A Majestic Ship For Her Day........Rip To Titanic N To Those Who Passed That Fateful Night.....A Century Later, And The Soul's Who Passed On Still Have Not Been Forgotten, And I Don't They They Will Be Any Time Soon.
Love the narrator, heard him on a Trafalgar documentary excellent voice 👌🏼
Robert Powell.
I absolutely love this lady!!
Thank you, this was excellent. 👍
Another great video . I really enjoyed it . Listening to an actual survivor is amazing
Glad you enjoyed it
If you really want to take a trip look up Milvina Dean. She's a survivor and a total blast.
Dean was only a few months old when she sailed on the Titanic. She didn’t remember anything.
@@astardustparade true, she was only a baby. I’ve seen her in a couple documentaries on the Titanic, so I imagine she was told what happened at some point. As I remember, she and her mother and brother stayed in the US for a few weeks for her mother to recover a bit, then they ended up going back to England. She said her mother was so broken-hearted she wanted to get home, and they didn’t have any clothes or money.
@@astardustparade She was 2.5mo old apart from being the last survivor to die she was the youngest passenger. She died in 2009 on May 31st, the same day as that of the Titanic's launch in 1911
Great documentary
I swear documentaries are just better when the narrator has a British accent lol. I love this❤️
I agree! Can you imagine the narration done by someone with a southern American accident?😊
An excellent well told story and documentary
I always imagine myself on the Titanic and what disparities must have transpired that night. Not only is this massive ship sinking and you know your most likely going to die, then thinking if i do survive the actual sinking you probably had no idea what awaited you in the endless waters of the ice cold Atlantic, not knowing another ship has been signaled or if they received the distressed call, i can not possibly imagine the horrors of that night as she was going under
Back to the good old 90s docs
Really enjoyed your video; also your one of the best narrators on TH-cam.. Thank you so much!
You're welcome
Love this channel on the Titanic history
I’ll say it once and i’ll say it again “ I FREAKING LOVE THIS SHIP”
Very cool
This was a great documentary! I really enjoyed it! THank you for putting it up.
9:17 A quick glimpse of Scandinavian Star to the left. Great documentary by the way.
This narrator is outstanding. He narrated many World War II documentaries, particularly those dealing with the British contribution to the war.
This is the best TITANIC video I've seen.
Most brilliant doco about titantic I have ever seen and your voice is brilliant thank u so much🥰
Important doc with good context setting
Great upload
The Titanic was the most beautiful & the famous ship ever made.
"But seriously." This video could be the finest underlying explanation ever presented for us about this incident. I'm a guy. "We don't cry" but I admit will secretly cry on occasion, just from putting myself in other people's places. What these confident passengers told each other "Oh. It's okay. They wouldn't hurt us."
I read the book 'A Night To Remember ' in paperback. The early movie and book were solely based on the eye witnesses of the catastrophe.
I have read both "A Night to Remember" and the sequel, "The Night Lives On" (1986), which is also well written. I think Walter Lord used his opportunity to talk to the survivors and their experiences really well. I also liked it when he said in the other doc that the if-onlys stir him "more than anything" about the Titanic
Good informative video. Really enjoyed it
The Titanic tragedy will always be with us as a precaution tale..hurbis and over confidence not to mention freak weather conditions sealed her fate. And 1500 souls paid the price for it.. a real tragic turn of events.
Agreed; it is a precaution tale that people like the Costa Concordia's captain should've taken seriously
Thank you for the video. This is useful.
I would have loved to have had a ALL DAY conversation with Ms. Eva Hart bc she reminded me of my grandmother on my Father’s side, “RIP Nana 🙏🏼🙌🏼👏🏼“ but having a conversation with her would have been like talking to the Queen of England. How she witnessed as a 7 year old girl 👧 watched the Titanic “The Ship of Dreams” go down like a black rock in that deadly ICE COLD water with 1506 people freezing to death ☠ in that water
Think of everything else she witnessed throughout the 20th century.😮
@@stockinettestitch at least she didn’t witness 9/11 like we did
It would've been amazing if only the Californian could've made it there in time to save every last passenger. It still would've been a huge story but a much better one. Life can be so overwhelmingly unfair.. that there has to be more to it then we know.
They could’ve gotten there sooner than the Carpathia, but they just held still, ignored the Titanic’s distress rockets, and didn’t even bother to have someone check the radio messages until sometime after sunrise when the SS Frankfurt was informing nearby ships about the disaster.