Titanic Survivor Edith Brown (Haisman) - BBC Great Liners Interview (1984)

Edith Haisman (née Brown), a second-class passenger on the Titanic, tells of her experience of Titanic’s collision with the iceberg and how she survived the sinking.
This interview originally aired on BBC Radio 4 on December 8, 1984 as part of the special, “Great Liners: Hazards at Sea.”
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[@Fishycheese99]

God. Hearing eyewitness accounts of the sinking always get me…..

[@BlueandGrayDivision]

She was 15.

[@sandic3892]

Heartbreaking

[@BlueandGrayDivision]

1:18 did she saw the ship broke?

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

She did although she wouldn't have known it then.

[@Tornado1994]

@@ModernDayRenaissanceMan She also Saw Officer Henry Wilde Kill himself. SHE stated HE was the one who did. NOT Murdoch.