The sinking of the SS TRUMPTANTIC will be equally shocking.
HEH.
Jedi.
Another odd theory I’ve read concerning the “Titanic” is that the mystery ship that could be seen in the distance but did not respond to the distress flares and calls may have been a schooner engaged in illegal whaling and its crew may have avoided “Titanic” out of fear of being reported for such activity.
All the passengers were rescued except for the ones who died.
It took many hours after the sinking for the real, horrible news to get out. Even then, ships with wireless could relay reports of last contact with Titanic and the rescue of survivors.
Delays in publishing the truth were entirely due to the powers that were.
"Nooooooooo!!!!!"
"Get out of the way! Get out of the way!"
"Nooooooooo!!!!!"
Anybody know of any other significant sinkings caused by collision with an iceberg? Obviously the Titanic was the most consequential, but you never hear of any others (at least I haven’t).
There was a story about a new ocean liner written in the late 1800’s that hit an iceberg on its maiden voyage. The ships name in the story was The Titan. The name of the story was “Futility” see:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futility,_or_the_Wreck_of_the_Titan
The Jews did it.
I thought it was an iceberg.
Iceberg, Goldberg, Greenberg...what’s the difference?
1) Titanic's wireless operator was Harold BRIDE, not McBride.
2) The name of the ship was Californian, not California.