What a cute little girl she was. I can't help but project myself into her experience. She stayed incredibly sharp into her old age & i was fascinated by her story & Titanic.
older people have the greatest stories and this woman in legendary but for all the wrong reasons. What a brilliant woman she was with an amazing story, can't believe she was actually there !!. Strong, resilient & no BS. Young people, you need to learn these lessons !!!!
I'm glad to hear she thought 'A Night To Remember' was a good portrayal of the disaster. I wonder what she would have thought of 'Titanic'. She passed away only a year before it was released.
that movie was all so popular when I was in school. Granted after 2012 they started to run documentaries on TV and the internet 100 years on. The more I see all these the more I get educated that the underlying plot is accurate but the general polt that's all Hollywood. Yes I knew Jack and Ross were fictional characters back in the 90s of course. However the more of these type of informative content I see the more I realize the general movie plot was loosely put together. And I think Eva Hart would say well let's nit pick at this and sort fact vrs fiction. I think she'd be a self appointed fact checker viewing the movie.
@@maxipazz8214 hated it. No I think she'd be a self appointed fact checker. If it were a court room for example she'd be disqualified from jury service because they'd say well to much interest however I think she'd by initially a mutual observer until her turn to speak and say.. well listen to what I have to say.. I'm going to analyze and put my input in because I have that right
How would he "claim ownership" of it? Wouldn't it still be the property of whatever the White Star Line is now? Or perhaps the insurance companies that paid out claims? Some company has got to have ownership rights of the wreck. I suppose he could've tried keeping the location secret, but that'd probably be impossible.
Thank you! - That was such a great interview with Eva Hart. She has always been so consistent with her telling of the Titanic 🕋 story, wish she could have seen James Cameron's "Titanic" it would have been nice to hear what she thought of the movie and how accurate it was...
Interviews like this are precious. I always enjoy hearing the stories of the survivors. I agree with Eva (and Dr. Ballard) that the Titanic is a grave that should not be disturbed.
also something else that came from the disaster. Improvements in wireless. Back in 1912 it had only been around for a few years 2 things to remember 1) only about 30% of ships even had a wireless radio and 2) 1/2 of that 30% the wireless was manned 24 hours. They only had 1 operator so if he was asleep or at lunch nobody was working. As so rules were enacted to say your ship needs to A) get a wireless radio if don't already have one and B ) it has to be operated 24/7. I mean if for example your house is on fire at midnight and you call 911 or 999 or whatever the emergency number is in your country you expect somebody to answer and send the fire department. You DON'T expect a recording saying we are closed we are open between 7am to 10pm Monday/Saturday and 9am to 8pm on Sunday.. please call back during thoes hours.it's not that you're calling a hardware store.. And within about a year or so it went from 30% of ships having a wireless radio to over 95% of ships having a wireless radio and almost all of them staffed 24/7. So Titanic brought to the attention these rules need to be enacted also. It's unfortunate it took a disaster as such in order for that to happen
All safety regulations are written in the blood of those that died for the lack of them. I didn't know this about the wireless radio in regards to Titanic.
“It’s a memorial to man’s arrogance”. I love that. Perfect way to remember the tragedy.
Same thing can be said now about that Oceangate submersible.
The second you put anything in the sea. Blub blub blub lots of dead people sadly.
What a cute little girl she was. I can't help but project myself into her experience. She stayed incredibly sharp into her old age & i was fascinated by her story & Titanic.
Died 1996, wonderful woman with profound memories.
To bad she never lived a little longer to watch the Titanic Movie
She had such a great and vivid memory RIP ❤
I can only imagine had I witnessed such as this at her age I'd never forget it either.
@@mikehenson819 I can’t imagine what was going though this ladies mind seeing the Titanic going down knowing her father was on the ship at that age
I'm not going in a bathtub let alone the sea.
She would be SO upset by how much has in fact been brought up. Vegas has an entire chunk of the ships side porthole and all
Such a lovely lady, she lived in Chadwell Heath and had a public house named after her.
A wonderful memory for one so young.
She was a very brave strong lady. RIP Eva 💐
Very sad! Peace and rest!😢 memory RIP❤ and beautiful titanic!
Always loved listening to this lady. May she RIP
older people have the greatest stories and this woman in legendary but for all the wrong reasons. What a brilliant woman she was with an amazing story, can't believe she was actually there !!. Strong, resilient & no BS. Young people, you need to learn these lessons !!!!
I heard Eva Hart discuss this topic before. Her story is consist time after time that how you can tell she telling the truth.
What a lovey lady and I love her spirit. Wish i could have met her ❤️❤️Rest easy Eva Hart ❤️🌷
I'm glad to hear she thought 'A Night To Remember' was a good portrayal of the disaster. I wonder what she would have thought of 'Titanic'. She passed away only a year before it was released.
She would have hated it as it mixed a lot of fiction with real facts
that movie was all so popular when I was in school. Granted after 2012 they started to run documentaries on TV and the internet 100 years on. The more I see all these the more I get educated that the underlying plot is accurate but the general polt that's all Hollywood. Yes I knew Jack and Ross were fictional characters back in the 90s of course. However the more of these type of informative content I see the more I realize the general movie plot was loosely put together. And I think Eva Hart would say well let's nit pick at this and sort fact vrs fiction. I think she'd be a self appointed fact checker viewing the movie.
@@maxipazz8214 hated it. No I think she'd be a self appointed fact checker. If it were a court room for example she'd be disqualified from jury service because they'd say well to much interest however I think she'd by initially a mutual observer until her turn to speak and say.. well listen to what I have to say.. I'm going to analyze and put my input in because I have that right
A night to remember is a better titanic movie.
Titanic is a better romance movie.
@@ziudra91 ya unfortunately I only saw the last 1/2 of it
she lived just up the road from me .in chadwell heath essex weather spoons named a pub after her .
Did you get to meet her
@@sharonrobinson3186 no .wish I did she lived in Japan rd.about 5 minutes from me
Great interview, such a great lady.
What a wonderful interview with Eva Hart. What a great lady.
Dr. Ballard regretted later that he didn't claim ownership of the Titanic after he found it, especially after it started being pillaged : )
Glad he didn’t , we wouldn’t of got to see the treasures around the world today , Mr Ballard would of kept it for himself
How would he "claim ownership" of it? Wouldn't it still be the property of whatever the White Star Line is now? Or perhaps the insurance companies that paid out claims? Some company has got to have ownership rights of the wreck. I suppose he could've tried keeping the location secret, but that'd probably be impossible.
Amazing woman. I wish I had met her.
Yeah, she seemed like a remarkable woman. I could listen to her speak for hours.
Thank you! - That was such a great interview with Eva Hart. She has always been so consistent with her telling of the Titanic 🕋 story, wish she could have seen James Cameron's "Titanic" it would have been nice to hear what she thought of the movie and how accurate it was...
The poor lady survived Titanic but had to face two horrific wars and survived
Interviews like this are precious. I always enjoy hearing the stories of the survivors.
I agree with Eva (and Dr. Ballard) that the Titanic is a grave that should not be disturbed.
I love that hymn song eternal father
Excellent interview, very well thought out questions and answers
What a wonderful channel ❤
Amazon lady and amazing interview ❤.
also something else that came from the disaster. Improvements in wireless. Back in 1912 it had only been around for a few years 2 things to remember 1) only about 30% of ships even had a wireless radio and 2) 1/2 of that 30% the wireless was manned 24 hours. They only had 1 operator so if he was asleep or at lunch nobody was working. As so rules were enacted to say your ship needs to A) get a wireless radio if don't already have one and B ) it has to be operated 24/7. I mean if for example your house is on fire at midnight and you call 911 or 999 or whatever the emergency number is in your country you expect somebody to answer and send the fire department. You DON'T expect a recording saying we are closed we are open between 7am to 10pm Monday/Saturday and 9am to 8pm on Sunday.. please call back during thoes hours.it's not that you're calling a hardware store.. And within about a year or so it went from 30% of ships having a wireless radio to over 95% of ships having a wireless radio and almost all of them staffed 24/7. So Titanic brought to the attention these rules need to be enacted also. It's unfortunate it took a disaster as such in order for that to happen
All safety regulations are written in the blood of those that died for the lack of them. I didn't know this about the wireless radio in regards to Titanic.
@@IsItThough ya it was a new thing kida like cell phones in the 90s. Not something every yet had.
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Does anyone know when this interview was made?
I was thinking the same thing , probably early 90s
@@tur74d56 I think 89 or 90
When was this recorded?
I think 1989 or 1990.