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Credit to James Cameron, titanic is a huge piece of history, but his genuine curiosity and care when dealing with the titanic forever put this story in the history books imo. Kids for generations will have that movie to bring to light the people aboard that ships story and he was so careful about it all. He’s gone there 33 times which is absolutely insane, besides finding it, he’s a massive reason we even have as much knowledge on it at this point as we do, atleast in figuring out what happened as best as possible and letting us see it in its current state. James also recently figured out due to the era, even if they had enough life boats at the time, probably wouldn’t have made a difference, the technical difficulties and time it took to launch one let alone more than 30 would have been impossible. They still didn’t launch atleast two of the ones they had at the time. The real problem was the multiple ships in the range of the titanic having plenty comms about the ice field around the titanic, one ship even decided to just anchor down for the night and continue in the am. Besides other simple mistakes, the ego of what the titanic was doomed it, they couldn’t stand the idea of being behind schedule and the unsinkable ship.
The real issue was the records and time constraints everyone placed on this ship. From the building of the ship, to the journey time(reaching New York as fast as possible), everyone cut corners. If they built the ship with steel it never would have snapped in two and may have given them more time to get people off the ship. If they had built each of the sections in the boiler room and beyond, right to the top, it would have slowed down the water flow and the water wouldn't have gone any further than the damaged area. If the captain didn't want to reach New York in record time, the ship wouldn't have been going so fast and who knows they make have been able to avoid the iceberg in the first place. Or when they reached the part of the ocean with all the ice they could have stopped for the night and continued the journey in daylight. Egos and fantasy caused this disaster. The life boats were lowered very slowly and if there was more lifeboats they wouldn't have been filled and lowered in time, even if they realised how serious the situation was straight away. Hope all those souls are resting in peace
James Cameron brought a renewed interest to Titanic but it was already infamous before him, at least here in the UK as it is up there with our worst disasters.
@@krashd Yep, it was really huge way before he made the movie. They've already made 5 movies off it before his, so it just speaks to it was a big deal. It's one of the biggest natural disasters of modern time (outside World War 2) and one of the few that involved multiple regions, not just a single country. It's very infamous, and the movie just renewed even more interest. But the movie wouldn't have had so much 'buzz' if it wasn't an enormous event in modern times.
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The book "A Night to Remember" by Walter Lord, written in the 1950's, is what really brought this tragedy to the world's conscious and sparked world wide interest... If that book had been written in the early 1930's Titanic's sister ship Olympic might have been spared the fate of being scrapped (1935)... Olympic would have been the most coveted of all ship hotels to stay at in the world had we had the foresight not to scrap her!
Brilliant upload, you could almost imagine being on the deck. Footage of the workers loading up the cargo, people just like us now just getting on with things. Tragic what happened
Yes but its sinking is WHY something like that will never happen again. It caused a revolution in safety standards and regulations for passenger ships. If it hadn't been the Titanic there would have been some other boat that sank and taught us the same lessons.
If the Titanic had not sunk, few people who grew up after WW2. would even have heard of her. Olympic, her sister ship, was taken off service in 1935 after a quarter of a century on the North Atlantic with hundreds of thousands of passengers, and she is only remembered because of her closeness to the Titanic.
What is very striking is the thought of those survivors interviewed would probably be somewhere in that footage of crowds saying their last goodbye as the Titanic departs for its maiden voyage. What is sad is knowing that many of them only had days to live.
@@SaraRoseVaughan Yes, and even some of the title cards here are fake (the ones at 3:03 and 5:15 for example, which purport to show that the footage is from the sailing off of the Titanic and to be contemporary withe the sinking - either those title cards are post-produced a century later or they were lies already in 1912).
I just got the Titanic view and experience of a lifetime from the comfort of my own home without having to get in a sketchy submarine and die. Feels good, man.
That's right. The B deck was open all along the ship's side on the Olympic. The Titanic's B deck was slightly closed in, up front. Due to the new double cabins... There seems to be a lot less footage of the Titanic than of her "sister", so people use what there is of the Olympic. Hoping noone will notice...🚢
The lady at 6:44 says plainly what exactly was the case of Titanic. It was titanic case of negligence by the side of the company that operated the liner and by the crew that was working onboard. There were not enough life boats to evacuate all the passengers, but even if there were enough life boats the crew had no clue on how to organize that because it wasn't trained to do so. Same applies to the rescue ships that missed the emergency calls because they were not trained to take seriously such kind of calls. Titanic's sinking taught all with the most hard and cruel way how to deal with sea emergencies. But.... that was always the case after all. Same happened a century later with the Boeing Max airplanes to give an example. Countless people had to die in order to force the/any industry to deal with the whatever problems caused the casualties.
The ships in the area tried to come, the California got a mixed message and turned around misunderstanding at a point. Beyond smaller mistakes, there was proof of plenty comms between the ships about the ice field around the titanic, another ship shut it down and stopped for the night to continue in the am for that reason and they turned comms off for the night. The titanic was running behind and they refused to be late and made awful decisions. Also proven recently it took about 35-40 min to fully launch on life boat in that era, they still didn’t launch two of the last lifeboats they did have. Don’t think more lifeboats would have done anything
La suma de varios factores te lleva a un "accidente ", pasa lo mismo en aeronáutica y otros rubros, pero aca fue todo culpa de la empresa, privilegiando su prestigio ante la seguridad d sus pasajeros....
@@Froehlich1991 A bit hard to believe it. What if any of those three managed to get into one of the evacuation boats? It is not that all of the male passengers were killed after all.
@@creativecolours2022 thats why the safty personal was not good devolpted and onlöy women and children where allowed to leave. Jp morgan was the owner of starlinr corp and its fact they all three died on titanic. And there where not enough lifeboats. Too much coincidence when you ask me
There are 109 children on board the Titanic during the crossing, about half of whom are rescued. Among those rescued are the two babies on board the ill-fated ship. One of the two babies was Millvina, a few weeks old.
Louise Laroche was another very young child on the Titanic. She has a very interesting story, as her father was the only black man on the Titanic. I was always unexplainably attached to the Titanic when I was young, and turns out she died the morning I was born. I’ve truly always believed a part of her spirit passed over to me when I was born, and why I’ve always felt such a deep connection to Titanic. ❤
Very well researched and presented. Especially liked the comparison photos. It is astounding how Titanic rose above all disasters, to be the one most covered, most referred to, most loved by so many! Must be something to do with a combination of the sea, her name, and the irony of being the largest and most "unsinkable" ship, sinking on the first voyage.
It is not only astounding but it is also odd because Titanic's sinking wasn't the deadliest sea accident after all and Titanic wasn't the larger of ships. I think that the reason why it became so legendary is due to the fact that it was advertised as unsinkable and as a very modern and technologically advanced for that era ship. Super unsinkable that sunk in its first voyage as you've rightly said!
A agood video, but Titanic had virtually no footage because she was launched after Olympic. Thus, all the footage is Olympic. Look at the A deck promenade windows (the first row of windows below the funnels and lifeboats). Only about half of those windows were large like this (except for when the ship wasn't finished yet). Olympic's had them large all the way across
This really shows us how beautiful this ship was, an absolute beaty it was, too bad it sank to the ocean... I really would have taken a ride to experience how it was!
titanic was not as nice as you think it is the ship had only two shower rooms and two bathrooms for one for women and one for men also women and men couldn’t use the Turkish bath or pool at the same time the queen marry and especially the normandie are much nicer ships than titanic now days it wouldn’t be that nice the grand staircase and first class lounges ect are very nice but the standard 1st , 2nd and 3rd class rooms were not that nice 3rd class was basically being in a small room with 3 people you probably never met
@@taylorebenguard6998 Thats rude titanic is a beautiful ship dont ever disrespect the titanic ever again homie you will show some respect to those who died
@@johnbarker3308 clearly you’re a nut case with no idea of what you’re talking about and clearly have no knowledge about maritime history or ships the normandie was far nicer than titanic
@@johnbarker3308 also im only speaking facts do research or shut or keep talking crap and sound like a “fool” it’s not my problem you probably get all of your information from the movie. and bright sides youtube channel
@@taylorebenguard6998 You dont understand that you cant compare the Titanic to the Queen Mary or Normandie. There are two generations between those. You dont compare 30 year old cars or planes against new ones, too. The Olympic class was the peak in 1910. Every other ship out there, including Cunard ships didnt have better more bathrooms, either. Titanics third class was fine for its time and era.
Every time I see something about the Titanic, I can help but marvel at her beauty!... She was such a majestic ship which only added to the lure of her legend... If only we would have had the foresight to save the Olympic from being scrapped in 1935, she would be the worlds most famous ship hotel!!!
I have never seen some of these footages. Thanks for sharing. I discovered the story of Titanic back in 1985 when I was going through my father's Nat Geo magazine and I've always wanted to know more.
Half of those footages were shot from/on Olympic not Titanic, the most obvious one is the one that shows the side portion of the ship with open A deck promenade layout. Titanic at that time was being so new to the point that there were not that many pictures or footages of her captured.
exactly right. you can tell the difference between the 2 even from a distance. im sure showing the views while on the decks could of been titanic, but every side view we see is of the olympic the only real footage of titanic in this video really is the very end where it shows it under water. otherwise its all the olympic
I am planning to write my own Titanic story about these two 10 year old cousins who sailed on the Titanic and Survived the nightmare of the shipwreck with their own courage and witts and their broken friendship but with great cost obviously meaning their families from their parents and older siblings did not survive and the sinking of the Titanic brings the two cousins relationship more closer.
That is RMS Olympic, the difference is that large windows ran the entire length of the top prom deck. Titanics ran roughly halfway down with smaller windows the rest of the way , and with large curved windows at the front
@@davidgmaloof There is one orignal Titanic footage of Titanic in Belfast, February 1912. An unfinished Titanic without the enclosed promenade deck which was installed in March 1912.
I dunno what it is but the most haunting thing of this for me is at 7.20 when you can hear the titanics horn thing blowing. It's just so eery to hear it working. That's the actual sound of the titanic, the ship that we just know as a tragic wreckage at the bottom of the ocean. It's like a little time wormhole to that moment when it was an actual ship, it that brief period before it sank with all those poor souls on board.
_"Where were you when the iceberg hit the ship?"_ You sure, it wasn't the ship that hit the iceberg bro? By the way: Very impressive material. Thank you so much for uploading!
I bet you that even with what we know today that if we could go back in time and this same event happened exactly the same way, I bet you the tickets would still sell out just to say you went on the Titanic. People would just say, I will find a way off when the time comes.
today we call it hype, but back then they were so impressed by what mankind had achieved in just a few years that they believed any claims the publicity people made, and so naturally people believed that the ship really couldn't sink when the advertising said so. It would've been very difficult to convince people otherwise and it took the disaster before they realized that they were lied to.
@@thesteelrodent1796 It's unfair to say they were lied to, as the builders of such ships believed they were the safest objects afloat, too. I don't know how many 100% thought the ship was unsinkable, but before the disaster, Thomas Andrews was remembered saying how proud he was of the ship's engineering. Even the experienced Captain Smith could not foresee a modern superliner sinking based on how smaller, lesser ships of the past succumbed to the sea.
None of this footage is the RMS Titanic, this is the RMS Olympic. The view of the ship departing is not Southampton, probably New York, the film of the luggage being loaded is definitely New York, the stevedores are wearing Stetson type hats, in Southampton they would have worn cloth caps. Obviously, the survivors are off the Titanic, but that's all!
She is right though. I mean it would've been so stressful for the crew when dealing with that situation, but an hour after the impact and then the first lifeboat is launched! I know it doesn't help that Captain Smith cancelled the lifeboat trials the morning before they set off, and once again it's down to them treating Titanic as "unsinkable" but still. Though this and 9/11, are the reasons why new laws and regulations were put in place, to prevent such incidents!
I agree the most dreadful disaster of all-time. All because they didn't have enough lifeboats. It just sickens me. Shame on the company for this. A tragedy that could have easily been avoided. Some things can't be, but this could have been. I can't imagine experiencing something like this, let alone losing a loved one like this. I bet it was a surreal moment though seeing the dark sea swallow up that huge ship. I just doubt any movie can put into perspective what that is like. Just a very chilling moment I'm sure you'd never forget ever.
It's not as simple as not having enough lifeboats. Even if there were enough, they may not have had enough time or training to fill and lower them all in time. Definitely better chances of survival though. And at the time, it was proven that being on a big tall ship in rough seas was far safer than being on a rowboat left to nature's will. But in the rare case of a calm sea the night of the disaster, it definitely would have helped more being on a lifeboat.
What’s even more sickening is they purposely sacrificed the proper amount of life boats so the first class could have a nice view on the starboard side
When ‘Abdu’l-Bahá travelled to America, many urged him to travel on the Titanic. He refused and said he preferred a smaller boat, instead traveling on The SS Cedric, arriving 3 days before the Titanic hit an iceberg.
The footage of the departure shown is not the "Titanic", but her older sister "Olympic" which should be obvious as the upper promenade doesn't have that window-fitted section in the first third of it.
The ship in this video is the RMS Olympic it shows she was in moored and heading out to sea. Her promenade decks we’re not enclosed. There were only a few photos taken of Titanic.
To Say these Old giant steamers were built in the early part of the last century, its amazing engineering and craftsmanship, The very Name Titanic is known all over the world. Fascinating subject.
The woman who said that there were not enough life boats is right but it may not have made any difference anyway because there may not have been enough time to get all of the life boats out before the ship sank.
I believe the only video footage of Titanic is a clip of the ship tied up at the outfitting dock. Not even painted in it's final black yet....more of a gray.
El Titanic en ese tiempo nos dejo una leccion que el ser humano no ha terminado de aprender y esa es: "No existe nada hecho por el hombre que sea perfecto o invulnerable a la naturaleza o a los fallos,o a la malicia del hombre mismo...."
Really impactful video. I hate to disagree with a survivor, but more boats wouldn't have saved more lives. They didn't even have enough time to properly launch the final two boats that they DID have, so more boats would have just been pulled down with the ship. Titanic took remarkably LONG to sink. Lifeboats weren't meant to hold everybody in the water, back in those days that was often a death sentence (in fact one of those final lifeboats filled with water and killed 3/4 of the people in it). They were just meant to transport people between a ship in distress and a safe ship.
You yourself said that the "Titanic took remarkably LONG to sink". Survivor said it took 2½ hours to sink. They didn't start launching the lifeboats until an hour later! Plus, that lady said they waited on the water for 9 hours in the lifeboats before they were rescued. You must've missed that part. Obviously then those lifeboats were not paper boats. And yes, more boats would've saved more lives.
@@avigailomichael i didn't "miss that part", it has no bearing on what I'm saying whatsoever. Having more lifeboats wouldn't have made them start launching sooner, and it wouldn't have made people more eager to get into boats earlier, so it wouldn't have saved any more lives. They wouldn't have even been launched
TIME TRAVELLER....'for fuck's sake, DON'T get on that ship....its gonna hit an iceberg and sink....!' PASSENGERS....'ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha....what a loon....!'
everyone keep on about the unsinkable, god, etc, the ship was very well designed if you look at the plants, way ahead of its time, and if it hadnt sink it would problably still be used up to the 40-50s, maybe 60s if they could replace the coal engines
i cry when i see my titanic in this state though i m an Indian but its my true passion n love for titanic i may never got to go to wreck as its 106000 usd per person nd on ship when sailed
Какое количество людей было на борту судна , потрясающе много и всем им выпало такое испытание , о котором не могут забыть и в наши дни . Массовая гибель людей, шокирующие кадры глубины затонувшего корабля не дают покоя людям до сих пор. Но и в наше время массово гибнут русские люди, а если вспомнить великую отечественную войну , вспомнить как в Японии от ядерного взрыва погибли два города , все эти события ужасны по всем показаниям , кто то стоял за гибелью этих людей, те , кто решился на такую чудовищную трагедию человечества, они не имеют права называться людьми .
Such an amazing story that just seems to become more fascinating with every year that goes by. there is just something about the unsinkable ship that sunk. and the lack of life boats because they didn't see the need for so many. I am not at all religious, but there is this underlying story line that because they said the ship was unsinkable that they were tempting God to show them otherwise. and there is something chilling about that, now we just lost five more lives because of peoples desire to see the ship. it took allot of guts for those people to go down to 13.000 feet in a home made sub to see the Titanic. those people really had to want to see history. but they ended up becoming part of history. personally I don't think it is wrong to visit the ship like some people think, in my opinion if there are spirits down there. I think they would be happy that some people came down to visit them. and show them that after all these years that people are still thinking about them. and still care. but if you go down it should not be in a home made non certified submarine . it should be in a sub like James Cameron went down in, and he always took two subs in case one got stuck or something. the other one might be able to help. personally I don't think I would go down in any sub. it takes allot of guts to want to do that. but I am very thankful for all of his footage from his dives. it is fascinating to see the ship lying there. and seeing the condition it is in, and it is decaying fast. it won't be there for us to see for to much longer. I'm surprised it has lasted this long. and I also have to thank James Cameron for his great movie. and how he mixed actual footage of the Titanic under the ocean into the movie. it was done so well. I am writing this while looking out at the ocean. ( I just wanted to ad that one of the crazy parts of the story is that they did not fully fill the life boats. and I can't really imagine why. but allot more people could've been saved. ) and they didn't even lower one or two of the life boats because they waited to long before deciding to lower the first life boats. still thinking the ship wasn't going to sink. ) I don't know what there is about the Titanic story that gives me this feeling throughout my body anytime I think about it for more than a few minutes.
0:07 is Olympic and theres several ways to tell the two sisters apart but the easiest way is by looking for the enclosure along A-deck that was meant to protect passengers from "the elements" as well as sea spray. As you can see, 0:07 isn't enclosed and is definitely not Titanic. It's a very common mistake, though, so I can understand how it was made.
Upon actually finishing the video before commenting anything else lol, I noticed that 0:07 isn't the only footage of Olympic and that she's shown in the video multiple times.
7:11 this English auntie should know that even the lifeboats were filled to almost only half their total capacity. It was not a matter of number of lifeboats on-board; it was about the preparedness, willingness, overconfident et al.
For some (logical) reason the larger section of the ship, where the internal engine room explosion occured bending metal outward, is hardly ever shown when underwater footage of the Titanic is shown, which I know must is just a coincidence, since Big Brother would not want to hide anything from us.
What? The engine room didn't explode. The reciprocating engines are visible, sticking out of the wreckage. There are photographs of them. All of the metal around them was pushed out due to the way the stern imploded and sank.
This is not 100% correct. From 6.22 minutes the tug boat footage is of the Olympic. That piece of film is the Olympic in New York. Thats the reason the names of the tug boats have been pixilated out. New York tug boats and the Olympic.
3:00..."and where were you when the Iceberg hit the Ship ?" Even years later the British could not bring themselves to say that it was the Ship, steered by an Englishman, which hit the Iceberg....
The irony is Olympic literally ceased to exist after 1939, except for some of the furnishing. Titanic and Britannic may had been lost but they are still exists, but not for long until the corrosion destroys both ships.
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@@BridgeStamford How did they lie?
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Coming back to all the Titanic videos after this submarine tragedy. Hope they find them so that their families may find peace.
Credit to James Cameron, titanic is a huge piece of history, but his genuine curiosity and care when dealing with the titanic forever put this story in the history books imo. Kids for generations will have that movie to bring to light the people aboard that ships story and he was so careful about it all. He’s gone there 33 times which is absolutely insane, besides finding it, he’s a massive reason we even have as much knowledge on it at this point as we do, atleast in figuring out what happened as best as possible and letting us see it in its current state.
James also recently figured out due to the era, even if they had enough life boats at the time, probably wouldn’t have made a difference, the technical difficulties and time it took to launch one let alone more than 30 would have been impossible. They still didn’t launch atleast two of the ones they had at the time.
The real problem was the multiple ships in the range of the titanic having plenty comms about the ice field around the titanic, one ship even decided to just anchor down for the night and continue in the am. Besides other simple mistakes, the ego of what the titanic was doomed it, they couldn’t stand the idea of being behind schedule and the unsinkable ship.
The real issue was the records and time constraints everyone placed on this ship. From the building of the ship, to the journey time(reaching New York as fast as possible), everyone cut corners.
If they built the ship with steel it never would have snapped in two and may have given them more time to get people off the ship. If they had built each of the sections in the boiler room and beyond, right to the top, it would have slowed down the water flow and the water wouldn't have gone any further than the damaged area.
If the captain didn't want to reach New York in record time, the ship wouldn't have been going so fast and who knows they make have been able to avoid the iceberg in the first place. Or when they reached the part of the ocean with all the ice they could have stopped for the night and continued the journey in daylight.
Egos and fantasy caused this disaster. The life boats were lowered very slowly and if there was more lifeboats they wouldn't have been filled and lowered in time, even if they realised how serious the situation was straight away.
Hope all those souls are resting in peace
James Cameron brought a renewed interest to Titanic but it was already infamous before him, at least here in the UK as it is up there with our worst disasters.
@@krashd Yep, it was really huge way before he made the movie. They've already made 5 movies off it before his, so it just speaks to it was a big deal. It's one of the biggest natural disasters of modern time (outside World War 2) and one of the few that involved multiple regions, not just a single country. It's very infamous, and the movie just renewed even more interest. But the movie wouldn't have had so much 'buzz' if it wasn't an enormous event in modern times.
STOP BUYING CHINA... STOLE BRITISH WAR GRAVES...PRINCE OF WHALES and others...Filthy Rats...WE the West being Invaded..Our kin bled for us tobe First,we aren't anymore.
The book "A Night to Remember" by Walter Lord, written in the 1950's, is what really brought this tragedy to the world's conscious and sparked world wide interest... If that book had been written in the early 1930's Titanic's sister ship Olympic might have been spared the fate of being scrapped (1935)... Olympic would have been the most coveted of all ship hotels to stay at in the world had we had the foresight not to scrap her!
Văzând acest reportaj ,aceste imagini😢, un nod m-i sa pus în gat ,și pielea de găină....fără cuvinte, nu pot sa cred ca asa ceva s-a întâmplat
Brilliant upload, you could almost imagine being on the deck. Footage of the workers loading up the cargo, people just like us now just getting on with things. Tragic what happened
Yes but its sinking is WHY something like that will never happen again. It caused a revolution in safety standards and regulations for passenger ships. If it hadn't been the Titanic there would have been some other boat that sank and taught us the same lessons.
that was olympic not titanic
If the Titanic had not sunk, few people who grew up after WW2. would even have heard of her. Olympic, her sister ship, was taken off service in 1935 after a quarter of a century on the North Atlantic with hundreds of thousands of passengers, and she is only remembered because of her closeness to the Titanic.
Beautifully put together, and that lady was right, we will never cease to be moved by what happened to those poor people.
Hi Margaret how are you. Greetings from California. Such a sad a video, Hope you’re safe from the covid. Have a good week and stay safe 😄😘 Scott
You did a superb job with this video. Thank you.
What by posting it? 😂
@@BridgeStamford by adding color to it ya dope
What is very striking is the thought of those survivors interviewed would probably be somewhere in that footage of crowds saying their last goodbye as the Titanic departs for its maiden voyage. What is sad is knowing that many of them only had days to live.
None of that footage is Titanic, but I understand your point. Olympic never sank, so all of those people filmed made it to their destination safely.
If they were interviewed then it wasn't their last goodbye.
@@SaraRoseVaughan Yes, and even some of the title cards here are fake (the ones at 3:03 and 5:15 for example, which purport to show that the footage is from the sailing off of the Titanic and to be contemporary withe the sinking - either those title cards are post-produced a century later or they were lies already in 1912).
I just got the Titanic view and experience of a lifetime from the comfort of my own home without having to get in a sketchy submarine and die. Feels good, man.
This was very tastefully done. Seeing the actual ship and its passengers brings out the sorrow of the disaster.
I watched this in honour of my father. Lord rest his soul. He would have loved this film and then cry.
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This is the Olympic in NYC leaving on the return maiden voyage back to England
That's right.
The B deck was open all along the ship's side on the Olympic.
The Titanic's B deck was slightly closed in, up front.
Due to the new double cabins...
There seems to be a lot less footage of the Titanic than of her "sister", so people use what there is of the Olympic.
Hoping noone will notice...🚢
@@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 👏👏👏
That’s why the names on the tug boats is blacked out.
@@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 actually it was the A deck, not the B deck
No es el olimpic es el Titanic burro
What a terrible disaster, very, very tragic, this will never ever be forgotten, r.i.p. all you poor souls.
Tragic?? It was negligence from white star line company, the only guilty...
it will be forgotten, like we dont know everything that has happened in 1700, right?
Thank you so much for uploading this video
The lady at 6:44 says plainly what exactly was the case of Titanic. It was titanic case of negligence by the side of the company that operated the liner and by the crew that was working onboard. There were not enough life boats to evacuate all the passengers, but even if there were enough life boats the crew had no clue on how to organize that because it wasn't trained to do so. Same applies to the rescue ships that missed the emergency calls because they were not trained to take seriously such kind of calls.
Titanic's sinking taught all with the most hard and cruel way how to deal with sea emergencies.
But.... that was always the case after all. Same happened a century later with the Boeing Max airplanes to give an example. Countless people had to die in order to force the/any industry to deal with the whatever problems caused the casualties.
The ships in the area tried to come, the California got a mixed message and turned around misunderstanding at a point. Beyond smaller mistakes, there was proof of plenty comms between the ships about the ice field around the titanic, another ship shut it down and stopped for the night to continue in the am for that reason and they turned comms off for the night. The titanic was running behind and they refused to be late and made awful decisions.
Also proven recently it took about 35-40 min to fully launch on life boat in that era, they still didn’t launch two of the last lifeboats they did have. Don’t think more lifeboats would have done anything
La suma de varios factores te lleva a un "accidente ", pasa lo mismo en aeronáutica y otros rubros, pero aca fue todo culpa de la empresa, privilegiando su prestigio ante la seguridad d sus pasajeros....
Hit Job, they killed the biggest enemys of the FED. Isidor Strauss, Benjamin Guggenheimer and John Jacob Astor
@@Froehlich1991 A bit hard to believe it. What if any of those three managed to get into one of the evacuation boats? It is not that all of the male passengers were killed after all.
@@creativecolours2022 thats why the safty personal was not good devolpted and onlöy women and children where allowed to leave. Jp morgan was the owner of starlinr corp and its fact they all three died on titanic. And there where not enough lifeboats. Too much coincidence when you ask me
There are 109 children on board the Titanic during the crossing, about half of whom are rescued. Among those rescued are the two babies on board the ill-fated ship. One of the two babies was Millvina, a few weeks old.
I have a signed limited edition print by Millvena Dean of the Titanic.
Louise Laroche was another very young child on the Titanic. She has a very interesting story, as her father was the only black man on the Titanic. I was always unexplainably attached to the Titanic when I was young, and turns out she died the morning I was born. I’ve truly always believed a part of her spirit passed over to me when I was born, and why I’ve always felt such a deep connection to Titanic. ❤
Sailed into history and your musical selection was prefect.
Very well researched and presented. Especially liked the comparison photos. It is astounding how Titanic rose above all disasters, to be the one most covered, most referred to, most loved by so many! Must be something to do with a combination of the sea, her name, and the irony of being the largest and most "unsinkable" ship, sinking on the first voyage.
Thank you so much for your comment!
not well researched. This ist the RMS Olympic
It is not only astounding but it is also odd because Titanic's sinking wasn't the deadliest sea accident after all and Titanic wasn't the larger of ships. I think that the reason why it became so legendary is due to the fact that it was advertised as unsinkable and as a very modern and technologically advanced for that era ship.
Super unsinkable that sunk in its first voyage as you've rightly said!
Yes her iconic status is a permanent reminder of the effects of man's complacency. It shouldn't have happened.
I think it’s sort of symbolic of the British empire, especially at that time, too.
Finally some new content from surviving people. Very interesting. Frank prentice👍and the Woman at 1.07 😢
Thank you for your comment
A agood video, but Titanic had virtually no footage because she was launched after Olympic. Thus, all the footage is Olympic. Look at the A deck promenade windows (the first row of windows below the funnels and lifeboats). Only about half of those windows were large like this (except for when the ship wasn't finished yet). Olympic's had them large all the way across
yep, none of this is titanic, all olympic.
@@davidhusband5022 you could say it was Titanic since had an almost identical design as Olympic
@@Dibbles2005 Except, no, cause it isn't.
Lots of this is Titanic, there is no footage of Olympic at the bottom of an ocean.
There was recently found over 300 photographs of the Titanic taken just prior to the launch.
Olympic was still a beautiful ship just like her sister. Sad that out of the 3 siblings she is the only one to live a full life cycle
This really shows us how beautiful this ship was, an absolute beaty it was, too bad it sank to the ocean...
I really would have taken a ride to experience how it was!
titanic was not as nice as you think it is the ship had only two shower rooms and two bathrooms for one for women and one for men also women and men couldn’t use the Turkish bath or pool at the same time the queen marry and especially the normandie are much nicer ships than titanic now days it wouldn’t be that nice the grand staircase and first class lounges ect are very nice but the standard 1st , 2nd and 3rd class rooms were not that nice 3rd class was basically being in a small room with 3 people you probably never met
@@taylorebenguard6998 Thats rude titanic is a beautiful ship dont ever disrespect the titanic ever again homie you will show some respect to those who died
@@johnbarker3308 clearly you’re a nut case with no idea of what you’re talking about and clearly have no knowledge about maritime history or ships the normandie was far nicer than titanic
@@johnbarker3308 also im only speaking facts do research or shut or keep talking crap and sound like a “fool” it’s not my problem you probably get all of your information from the movie. and bright sides youtube channel
@@taylorebenguard6998 You dont understand that you cant compare the Titanic to the Queen Mary or Normandie. There are two generations between those. You dont compare 30 year old cars or planes against new ones, too. The Olympic class was the peak in 1910. Every other ship out there, including Cunard ships didnt have better more bathrooms, either. Titanics third class was fine for its time and era.
Every time I see something about the Titanic, I can help but marvel at her beauty!... She was such a majestic ship which only added to the lure of her legend... If only we would have had the foresight to save the Olympic from being scrapped in 1935, she would be the worlds most famous ship hotel!!!
Beautifully put together well done.
Спасибо автору ролика за эти документальные кадры о Титанике , о людях испытавших на себе это историческое событие , печальную трагедию 1912 года .
Wonderfully done. Fascinating, and poignant. Thank you very much! (Liked, subscribed, etc!)
100+ yrs and we r still interested in this disaster a film, itv special 4 episodes (uk TV).. that never be forgotten may thay RIP.
I have never seen some of these footages. Thanks for sharing. I discovered the story of Titanic back in 1985 when I was going through my father's Nat Geo magazine and I've always wanted to know more.
Thank you so much for your comment
1912 Titanic Sunk. 1913 Fed Reserve launched
Wow! Amazing footage!
Half of those footages were shot from/on Olympic not Titanic, the most obvious one is the one that shows the side portion of the ship with open A deck promenade layout.
Titanic at that time was being so new to the point that there were not that many pictures or footages of her captured.
I had commented on another video elsewhere about this too!
exactly right. you can tell the difference between the 2 even from a distance. im sure showing the views while on the decks could of been titanic, but every side view we see is of the olympic
the only real footage of titanic in this video really is the very end where it shows it under water. otherwise its all the olympic
Thank you so much! I try as much as possible to make people aware of this, otherwise it spreads misinformation! :)
and do you want a medel
@@dub1951 a medEl? LMAO.
Mother was 💯 correct. "God is not mocked. Whatever a man sows that shall he also reap."
Thankfully they never mentioned anything about God and the ship…
I am planning to write my own Titanic story about these two 10 year old cousins who sailed on the Titanic and Survived the nightmare of the shipwreck with their own courage and witts and their broken friendship but with great cost obviously meaning their families from their parents and older siblings did not survive and the sinking of the Titanic brings the two cousins relationship more closer.
Thanks for this video and the pictures.👍
That is RMS Olympic, the difference is that large windows ran the entire length of the top prom deck. Titanics ran roughly halfway down with smaller windows the rest of the way , and with large curved windows at the front
I was thinking the same thing. The only footage of the Titanic in this video is of the wreck - everything else is the Olympic.
@@davidgmaloof There is one orignal Titanic footage of Titanic in Belfast, February 1912. An unfinished Titanic without the enclosed promenade deck which was installed in March 1912.
Overconfidence sank the Titanic
No, a tragic accident sank Titanic.
@@SQUAREHEADSAM1912 of course but with the pinch of negligence too!
@@sharifshaik404 actually no…
@@SQUAREHEADSAM1912 But overconfidence, arrogance and ignorance is what caused that tragic accident.
@@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY no, that’s just a myth…
I dunno what it is but the most haunting thing of this for me is at 7.20 when you can hear the titanics horn thing blowing. It's just so eery to hear it working. That's the actual sound of the titanic, the ship that we just know as a tragic wreckage at the bottom of the ocean. It's like a little time wormhole to that moment when it was an actual ship, it that brief period before it sank with all those poor souls on board.
That’s not the real sound 😂😂😂😂
@@NoName-fv5oo damn xD now I feel dumb lmao
This is so amazing to watch!
_"Where were you when the iceberg hit the ship?"_
You sure, it wasn't the ship that hit the iceberg bro?
By the way: Very impressive material. Thank you so much for uploading!
Good job and very nice video and clear well done .
Miss Manning eventually lived in Boston, had 16 children and was a huge football fan.
I bet you that even with what we know today that if we could go back in time and this same event happened exactly the same way, I bet you the tickets would still sell out just to say you went on the Titanic. People would just say, I will find a way off when the time comes.
today we call it hype, but back then they were so impressed by what mankind had achieved in just a few years that they believed any claims the publicity people made, and so naturally people believed that the ship really couldn't sink when the advertising said so. It would've been very difficult to convince people otherwise and it took the disaster before they realized that they were lied to.
What a dumb comment... just like mine but yours, ooofff....
Yeah sounds like something that white people would do
@@thesteelrodent1796 It's unfair to say they were lied to, as the builders of such ships believed they were the safest objects afloat, too. I don't know how many 100% thought the ship was unsinkable, but before the disaster, Thomas Andrews was remembered saying how proud he was of the ship's engineering. Even the experienced Captain Smith could not foresee a modern superliner sinking based on how smaller, lesser ships of the past succumbed to the sea.
Laws require lifeboats for everyone now.
None of this footage is the RMS Titanic, this is the RMS Olympic. The view of the ship departing is not Southampton, probably New York, the film of the luggage being loaded is definitely New York, the stevedores are wearing Stetson type hats, in Southampton they would have worn cloth caps. Obviously, the survivors are off the Titanic, but that's all!
The only footage of Titanic on here is the wreck.
@@Dizzy19. correct.
What about the scene of Captain Edward John Smith ?
@@mafia_gamer_official30973 He was also Captain of Olympic.
@@Dizzy19. - Ohh yeah, I forgot that. Thanks, partner.
She is right though. I mean it would've been so stressful for the crew when dealing with that situation, but an hour after the impact and then the first lifeboat is launched! I know it doesn't help that Captain Smith cancelled the lifeboat trials the morning before they set off, and once again it's down to them treating Titanic as "unsinkable" but still. Though this and 9/11, are the reasons why new laws and regulations were put in place, to prevent such incidents!
Not enough life boats I never knew this thank you😊
People were so kind back then - different up bringing
I agree the most dreadful disaster of all-time. All because they didn't have enough lifeboats. It just sickens me. Shame on the company for this. A tragedy that could have easily been avoided. Some things can't be, but this could have been. I can't imagine experiencing something like this, let alone losing a loved one like this.
I bet it was a surreal moment though seeing the dark sea swallow up that huge ship. I just doubt any movie can put into perspective what that is like. Just a very chilling moment I'm sure you'd never forget ever.
It's not as simple as not having enough lifeboats.
Even if there were enough, they may not have had enough time or training to fill and lower them all in time. Definitely better chances of survival though.
And at the time, it was proven that being on a big tall ship in rough seas was far safer than being on a rowboat left to nature's will. But in the rare case of a calm sea the night of the disaster, it definitely would have helped more being on a lifeboat.
What’s even more sickening is they purposely sacrificed the proper amount of life boats so the first class could have a nice view on the starboard side
685 of the 1517 who died were Titanic workers. I read they were told to stay in their cabins during the evacuation.
That’s f***ed up
They would had me f up
Actually 1496 died. And no, crew didn’t stay in there cabins, they were all helping out in the evacuation.
@@SQUAREHEADSAM1912 yes that’s close to the total number who died but they are referring to the 685 as the crew
Yes, today they would be called "toxic masculinity" or the "patriarchy".
When ‘Abdu’l-Bahá travelled to America, many urged him to travel on the Titanic. He refused and said he preferred a smaller boat, instead traveling on The SS Cedric, arriving 3 days before the Titanic hit an iceberg.
Nice video but one of the pics was from the Brittanic and the others footage from the Olympic
The footage of the departure shown is not the "Titanic", but her older sister "Olympic" which should be obvious as the upper promenade doesn't have that window-fitted section in the first third of it.
Really cool video with survivor interviews. However, almost all of the ship footage is of the RMS Olympic.
The ship in this video is the RMS Olympic it shows she was in moored and heading out to sea. Her promenade decks we’re not enclosed.
There were only a few photos taken of Titanic.
To Say these Old giant steamers were built in the early part of the last century, its amazing engineering and craftsmanship, The very Name Titanic is known all over the world. Fascinating subject.
that woman 7:15 would probably freak out if she lived to see 9/11... Titanic was tragic but 9/11 was catastrophic.
В тот день, и в ту ночь Бог уравнял всех!!! Не было богатых, и не было бедных. Было только одно правило для всех, кто жил по совести и чести. ❤❤❤
Apparently there was this guy who boarded Titanic and took lots of pictures and he got off the ship before her doomed last sail
The woman who said that there were not enough life boats is right but it may not have made any difference anyway because there may not have been enough time to get all of the life boats out before the ship sank.
I believe the only video footage of Titanic is a clip of the ship tied up at the outfitting dock. Not even painted in it's final black yet....more of a gray.
Nearly 900 people had no hope !!!
Amazing video!
This is not actually the Titanic this is her sister ship the Olympic in 1911 at Southampton just to let everyone know.
Great job, instant favourite!
Oh 🙏🏻💔😢 my God, it is a disaster by all standards. Is the video real at that time? Thank you very much for the video. Greetings to you from Algeria.
El Titanic en ese tiempo nos dejo una leccion que el ser humano no ha terminado de aprender y esa es: "No existe nada hecho por el hombre que sea perfecto o invulnerable a la naturaleza o a los fallos,o a la malicia del hombre mismo...."
But with that lesson time and time again, man has defied the odds and built spectacular marvels that we take for granted today. Man indeed is amazing
My mothers mother friend was on the ship, she didn’t make it.
That was good! Enjoyed
Really impactful video. I hate to disagree with a survivor, but more boats wouldn't have saved more lives. They didn't even have enough time to properly launch the final two boats that they DID have, so more boats would have just been pulled down with the ship. Titanic took remarkably LONG to sink. Lifeboats weren't meant to hold everybody in the water, back in those days that was often a death sentence (in fact one of those final lifeboats filled with water and killed 3/4 of the people in it). They were just meant to transport people between a ship in distress and a safe ship.
You yourself said that the "Titanic took remarkably LONG to sink". Survivor said it took 2½ hours to sink. They didn't start launching the lifeboats until an hour later! Plus, that lady said they waited on the water for 9 hours in the lifeboats before they were rescued. You must've missed that part. Obviously then those lifeboats were not paper boats. And yes, more boats would've saved more lives.
@@avigailomichael i didn't "miss that part", it has no bearing on what I'm saying whatsoever. Having more lifeboats wouldn't have made them start launching sooner, and it wouldn't have made people more eager to get into boats earlier, so it wouldn't have saved any more lives. They wouldn't have even been launched
attention , le premier paquebot est l'Olympic et non le Titanic , on voit la différence grace à son pont A partiellement couvert ou fermé
Bien vu !
Sorry, the ship in this film is the RMS Olympic.
my heart feels sadness, just watching this😥
Titanic Designer: This ship is so massive even God can not sink it.
God: Say hello to the little iceberg.
this is the closest we have come to past time travel, think about twice what you are seeing. 🤝
I think the time has come to let the Titanic and those who died, be left alone and rest in peace.
TIME TRAVELLER....'for fuck's sake, DON'T get on that ship....its gonna hit an iceberg and sink....!'
PASSENGERS....'ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha....what a loon....!'
1:26 Here it looks like some one may have rearranged the deck chairs!
😢 Such a marvelous Ship
This is the Olympic, not the Titanic.
literally the only footage of Titanic in the video is the wreck at the end
A well i think if it was not for the iceberg the Titanic would be a main target in WWI
@@mistermarcel22 WW1 Begin in 1914, non 1912😂
@@riccardogiglioli9045 yes i know but if the titanic had made it till that time it would be the main target
Some of this is titanic being built
Watching this footage we'll travelling in time already
Beautiful work!
everyone keep on about the unsinkable, god, etc, the ship was very well designed if you look at the plants, way ahead of its time, and if it hadnt sink it would problably still be used up to the 40-50s, maybe 60s if they could replace the coal engines
i cry when i see my titanic in this state though i m an Indian but its my true passion n love for titanic i may never got to go to wreck as its 106000 usd per person nd on ship when sailed
alot of unanswered questions about this whole story it wasnt the titanic that sunk
Какое количество людей было на борту судна , потрясающе много и всем им выпало такое испытание , о котором не могут забыть и в наши дни . Массовая гибель людей, шокирующие кадры глубины затонувшего корабля не дают покоя людям до сих пор. Но и в наше время массово гибнут русские люди, а если вспомнить великую отечественную войну , вспомнить как в Японии от ядерного взрыва погибли два города , все эти события ужасны по всем показаниям , кто то стоял за гибелью этих людей, те , кто решился на такую чудовищную трагедию человечества, они не имеют права называться людьми .
貴重な映像だけど切ないな。
Such an amazing story that just seems to become more fascinating with every year that goes by. there is just something about the unsinkable ship that sunk. and the lack of life boats because they didn't see the need for so many. I am not at all religious, but there is this underlying story line that because they said the ship was unsinkable that they were tempting God to show them otherwise. and there is something chilling about that, now we just lost five more lives because of peoples desire to see the ship. it took allot of guts for those people to go down to 13.000 feet in a home made sub to see the Titanic. those people really had to want to see history. but they ended up becoming part of history. personally I don't think it is wrong to visit the ship like some people think, in my opinion if there are spirits down there. I think they would be happy that some people came down to visit them. and show them that after all these years that people are still thinking about them. and still care. but if you go down it should not be in a home made non certified submarine . it should be in a sub like James Cameron went down in, and he always took two subs in case one got stuck or something. the other one might be able to help. personally I don't think I would go down in any sub. it takes allot of guts to want to do that. but I am very thankful for all of his footage from his dives. it is fascinating to see the ship lying there. and seeing the condition it is in, and it is decaying fast. it won't be there for us to see for to much longer. I'm surprised it has lasted this long. and I also have to thank James Cameron for his great movie. and how he mixed actual footage of the Titanic under the ocean into the movie. it was done so well. I am writing this while looking out at the ocean.
( I just wanted to ad that one of the crazy parts of the story is that they did not fully fill the life boats. and I can't really imagine why. but allot more people could've been saved. ) and they didn't even lower one or two of the life boats because they waited to long before deciding to lower the first life boats. still thinking the ship wasn't going to sink. ) I don't know what there is about the Titanic story that gives me this feeling throughout my body anytime I think about it for more than a few minutes.
0:07 is Olympic and theres several ways to tell the two sisters apart but the easiest way is by looking for the enclosure along A-deck that was meant to protect passengers from "the elements" as well as sea spray. As you can see, 0:07 isn't enclosed and is definitely not Titanic. It's a very common mistake, though, so I can understand how it was made.
Upon actually finishing the video before commenting anything else lol, I noticed that 0:07 isn't the only footage of Olympic and that she's shown in the video multiple times.
7:11 this English auntie should know that even the lifeboats were filled to almost only half their total capacity. It was not a matter of number of lifeboats on-board; it was about the preparedness, willingness, overconfident et al.
For some (logical) reason the larger section of the ship, where the internal engine room explosion occured bending metal outward, is hardly ever shown when underwater footage of the Titanic is shown, which I know must is just a coincidence, since Big Brother would not want to hide anything from us.
What? The engine room didn't explode. The reciprocating engines are visible, sticking out of the wreckage. There are photographs of them. All of the metal around them was pushed out due to the way the stern imploded and sank.
This is not 100% correct. From 6.22 minutes the tug boat footage is of the Olympic. That piece of film is the Olympic in New York. Thats the reason the names of the tug boats have been pixilated out. New York tug boats and the Olympic.
Its not about " enough " lifboats , its about how to put them on water fast and easy
Someone know why stern is it so broken? Because bow looks like good, if compare so many time at the bottom of the sea
3:00..."and where were you when the Iceberg hit the Ship ?"
Even years later the British could not bring themselves to say that it was the Ship, steered by an Englishman, which hit the Iceberg....
The irony is Olympic literally ceased to exist after 1939, except for some of the furnishing. Titanic and Britannic may had been lost but they are still exists, but not for long until the corrosion destroys both ships.
"Did you see the ship sink? "Oh yes" "No follow ups."
That is very sad the end photos 💙
All for not. What a terrible shame 😞.
Mad to think all these years later you can pay £250k to finish off like these poor souls
I believe that as long as this world last there will always be an interest in the Titanic 😢
I think she is correct.
the woman at 6:42 said it all PERFECTLY.