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I love Len Goodman and its such a good documentary it explores the human loss of the vessel. I don't care about how it sank etc its the people l care about
Harold Bride was the other radio operator on the TITANIC he was also a hero. He survived. With 2 broken feet he spent his time on board the Carpathia sending lists of the survivors. Don’t forget him
This is probably one of my favourite titanic docos, I heard a lot of stories I never heard of before and loved the history of the different ports she went to before her maiden voyage. I definitely want to visit Belfast one day.
Thanks again Mark. Enjoyed this documentary and Len Goodman is a very good narrator and host. Always makes me sad to watch any of them, yet appreciate all the care that goes in to the research of the passengers, the survivors. The musician with the young pregnant fiancé...I would tearfully embrace this young woman if she held the child of my son. Pride is awful when it separates us from those we love.
The village next door to me in West Cork in Ireland, Ballydehob was known as the lucky village, three young girls around eighteen years sailed on Titanic all three survived but were too scared ever to cross the Atlantic again 🎉
Titanic had a gross registered tonnage (i.e., carrying capacity) of 47,000 tons, and when fully laden the ship displaced (weighed) more than 52,000 tons. The Titanic was approximately 882.5 feet (269 metres) long and about 92.5 feet (28.2 metres) wide at its widest point Maximum Capacity of Titanic was 3,600 People 2,700 Passengers and 900 Crew When Titanic Sank It Was carrying 2,258 People[1,366 Passengers and 892 Crew Members] After Sinking of Titanic 712 Survived While 1,546 Died 366 Dead Bodies Were Found All 14 Lifeboats 2 Emergency Sea Boats and 4 Collapsible Rafts on Titanic could together carry 1,180 People
Long shot,but does anyone know what the music is that starts around the 10:17 mark,& goes on through where its talking about the damage that was done to the ship?
Ismay and Duff Gordon's relitives don't seem to think their Grandfathers did anything wrong. Just goes to show what type of entitled people they still are.
Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon was the one tipped the crew during the rescue ("if the crew do a good job you tip them") had the crew assembled for a team picture and hosted a festive champagne after the rescue. It never dawned on him that all this might be interpreted as bad taste .
I wish that I could have warned those people not to go on the ship. But people would have thought that I was crazy!!!! Nobody would have believed me anyway!!! If they have just waited a Day than everything would been fine and Titanic would have reached New York safely.
The Titanic sent an SOS but she was not the first ship to use it. The first ever SOS was sent by the RMS Slavonia after she ran aground and was wrecked off the Azores on June 10th, 1909. Two vessels, the Batavia and the Prinzessin Irene, came to the rescue, and everyone was saved. SOS was not adopted as a distress signal until November 1906 in Berlin, at the first of two international radiotelegraph conventions.
The Titanic's story will I guess always stand out as she was after all on her maiden voyage (of all voyages) she carried many celebrities of the day she was very luxurious she was the largest movable man-made object of her time and there was already a whole lot of talk about both her and the Olympic re. their alleged "unsinkability"
Hey, I ain't mad at Ismay. When one is looking death in the face, one doesn't know what they'll do. If it hadn't been for "women & children," 1st I don't think so many ppl would've died. As much as we females, and little ones have a right to live, so does the opposite sex. Do u know how many families, were broken apart! They also need enough lifeboats aboard the ship, to save many more lives. This is a tragic event that did not need to happen. Having said that: I miss u Len Goodman. U helped put DWTS, on the map. Thank for sharing urself with viewers and a part of ur life we didn't know abt in this documentary; RIP🕊🕺⭐️🪽
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I love Len Goodman and its such a good documentary it explores the human loss of the vessel. I don't care about how it sank etc its the people l care about
Harold Bride was the other radio operator on the TITANIC he was also a hero. He survived. With 2 broken feet he spent his time on board the Carpathia sending lists of the survivors. Don’t forget him
Sorry for nitpicking but his feet were not broken. They were frostbitten instead. But I agree with your comment.
This is probably one of my favourite titanic docos, I heard a lot of stories I never heard of before and loved the history of the different ports she went to before her maiden voyage. I definitely want to visit Belfast one day.
It’s a Ten from Len 👏
RIP Len
Another wonderful, informative film. Thank you so much, Mark. ❤️
Pls keep them coming..
Thanks again Mark. Enjoyed this documentary and Len Goodman is a very good narrator and host. Always makes me sad to watch any of them, yet appreciate all the care that goes in to the research of the passengers, the survivors. The musician with the young pregnant fiancé...I would tearfully embrace this young woman if she held the child of my son. Pride is awful when it separates us from those we love.
This is amazing documentary. Aww I loved len goodman on strictly. What a guy. X
The village next door to me in West Cork in Ireland, Ballydehob was known as the lucky village, three young girls around eighteen years sailed on Titanic all three survived but were too scared ever to cross the Atlantic again 🎉
well done sir it truly was the most beautiful ship ever the ship of dreams so sad
This was awesome. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed!
Lovely Doco. Thanks Mark.
Cheers from Australia 🌹
You are welcome
This ship was the biggest and most advanced ship of its time.
To me it was a Giant Cutter, more like a sailing yacht than a liner, looking wise I mean 👍, what a ship
Titanic had a gross registered tonnage (i.e., carrying capacity) of 47,000 tons, and when fully laden the ship displaced (weighed) more than 52,000 tons. The Titanic was approximately 882.5 feet (269 metres) long and about 92.5 feet (28.2 metres) wide at its widest point
Maximum Capacity of Titanic was 3,600 People 2,700 Passengers and 900 Crew
When Titanic Sank It Was carrying 2,258 People[1,366 Passengers and 892 Crew Members] After Sinking of Titanic 712 Survived While 1,546 Died 366 Dead Bodies Were Found
All 14 Lifeboats 2 Emergency Sea Boats and 4 Collapsible Rafts on Titanic could together carry 1,180 People
May God bless all of them that died in the Titanic
Fascinating
39:54 Jack Phillips celebrated his birthday April 11th on the Titanic
It was most unwise and unfair to have judged the actions of anyone that horrible night. Ismay and Gordon must not be judged
Ismay is responsible for the low amount of lifeboats...
He was also the biggest coward on board.
@@adjam7782 he made sure he got on a lifeboat while knowing others would die
@@bobdebouwer7835 He definitely hopped into the collapsible knowing he was leaving many hundreds of people behind on his ship .
@@bobdebouwer7835 He did His act of helping others into the boats was just an effort to look good
Long shot,but does anyone know what the music is that starts around the 10:17 mark,& goes on through where its talking about the damage that was done to the ship?
Ismay and Duff Gordon's relitives don't seem to think their Grandfathers did anything wrong. Just goes to show what type of entitled people they still are.
Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon was the one tipped the crew during the rescue ("if the crew do a good job you tip them") had the crew assembled for a team picture and hosted a festive champagne after the rescue. It never dawned on him that all this might be interpreted as bad taste .
When graft was graft .
its a shame that you cant visit the dock titanic left england. Theres a guard and they dont let you in
Is it Royal navy Dock now?
@@MagnifiedLiverpool i dont think so
Why arent more people talking about the workers that lost their lives, building her?
To me, those accidents would have made me say, nope...not going.
If it’s true that they fired them as the ship was sinking I find that absolutely disgusting
At least they didn’t get locked in like most of the 3rd class passengers, it was women and children first but only if you were posh...!!
@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain Nobody was locked anywhere.
@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain it was women and children first full stop. The biggest factor between survival and death was not class of ticket but your sex.
@Dizzy19. A chain foldable door across third class staircase is STILL locked to this day.
3rd class en suite? I saw two bunks with a toilet in between!
I wish that I could have warned those people not to go on the ship. But people would have thought that I was crazy!!!! Nobody would have believed me anyway!!! If they have just waited a Day than everything would been fine and Titanic would have reached New York safely.
they send first CQD but after that he sends SOS and that is known
The Titanic sent an SOS but she was not the first ship to use it. The first ever SOS was sent by the RMS Slavonia after she ran aground and was wrecked off the Azores on June 10th, 1909. Two vessels, the Batavia and the Prinzessin Irene, came to the rescue, and everyone was saved. SOS was not adopted as a distress signal until November 1906 in Berlin, at the first of two international radiotelegraph conventions.
Cap race Newfoundland canada Hurd it all first
He is a black mailer ask Phillip
I don't know why people loved this ship so much.
It was a murder machine.
The Titanic's story will I guess always stand out as she was after all on her maiden voyage (of all voyages) she carried many celebrities of the day she was very luxurious she was the largest movable man-made object of her time and there was already a whole lot of talk about both her and the Olympic re. their alleged "unsinkability"
Love the accent. Innit, mate?
Hey, I ain't mad at Ismay. When one is looking death in the face, one doesn't know what they'll do. If it hadn't been for "women & children," 1st I don't think so many ppl would've died. As much as we females, and little ones have a right to live, so does the opposite sex. Do u know how many families, were broken apart! They also need enough lifeboats aboard the ship, to save many more lives. This is a tragic event that did not need to happen. Having said that: I miss u Len Goodman. U helped put DWTS, on the map. Thank for sharing urself with viewers and a part of ur life we didn't know abt in this documentary; RIP🕊🕺⭐️🪽
I see.. Some survivors get Port traumatic disorder..
I believe it
@@fmyoung Yes.