Halifax Titanic Victims Graveyard | The Real Passengers
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Stories of the real people of the Halifax Titanic victims graveyard in Jim and Dawn's documentary. Rick and Heather take us to the Fair View Cemetery, the Titanic cemetery Halifax Nova Scotia, the largest graveyard of Titanic victims on the world. We researched the Titanic deaths, Titanic survivors, the Titanic band, the Titanic NYC pier, the Halifax Titanic graves including the real j dawson titanic grave and the Halifax Titanic Museum. (Maritime Museum of the Atlantic).
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This is the very finest, commercial grade, video I have ever seen on the subject. I do hope it was picked up by companies like PBS or that they get a chance to look at what you can do and have you do some more work for them. Yes I did subscribe immediately
@@JimCutlerPeople do love each other. Why would anyone take the time to identify perfect strangers they never knew of with DNA evidence that died in 1912? ❤
All of the selfish materialistic conservatism is just fear.
This is fascinating. My mother's maiden last name was Jones. And our middle name is Elizabeth. One gentleman was going to work in Niagara Falls, NY, where I live.
Rip
And There Was A 3 People Called The Danbies That Survived The Titanic (They Missed The Ship) But Sadly Perished At Sobibor The Holocaust But Only The Daughters Survived 😭😭😭😭😭
Mr And Mrs Danby And His Mom Missed The Ship But Not So Lucky Where They Were Sent To Sobibor And Didnt Survive The Holocaust And Their Kid Survived The Holocaust 😟😟😟😭😭😭😭
Heartbreaking learning about the 2 closest ships ignoring the Titanics fire signals. Just imagine the lives they could have saved 💔
Yes
The California decided to ignore the distrass call from the Titanic after the earlier cockiness by ignoring their iceberg warnings
@@lauraalba7151The first one, the captain literally. Said will you stop trying to contact me? I'm trying to g****** sleep.
Pretty sure there's more to the story, but yeah, tragic. Even Carapathia was too far away to arrive before the final plunge began. Check out Oceanliner Designs' numerous videos on this and other shipwrecks throughout history.
The California didn't "ignore" them, they got insulted and said alright then we're going to bed 🤷♀️ and then turned off their coms for the night.
Yes...those 2 ships only 10 miles away. both...have blood on their hands [hunting seals! too dumb.
I’ve been to the Halifax cemetery where the victims of the Titanic are buried. It’s a moving experience. Even in death the victims of third class are treated without respect. Unconscionable and tragic. All the bodies should have either received coffins for burial on land or all buried at sea.
Third class bodies recovered were tossed to the sea while second class and above bodies were preserved to be returned home for a proper burial. That is so messed up, my god
Those people who did that will answer to God one day..
@@glendaschilder3048 did what their jobs? There wasn't enough space and they were not just tossed they were given a burial at sea😢
The Titanic disaster changed a lot about social conventions.
This is such an educational video. Just thinking of the last moments these people experienced, it must have been unimaginably terrifying, traumatic and painful 🥺
My great aunt and her brother were booked on the Titanic. He got sick so they had to book a later ship. He must not have completely recovered because he died on the voyage over, leaving my poor little great aunt all by herself on the rest of the trip, grieving the loss of her little brother alone, and then entering the chaos of Ellis Island. She never talked about it. She was quite a wonderful woman. Died in the 1970s and I still miss her. God bless you, Bebe.
😔.. GOD Bless her indeed.
You a liar
This makes no sense to me - how you wrote it. (??)
@@LetItBeSummer-1 A sister and brother were "to be, passengers on the Titanic. The brother became ill before it sailed, they had to cxl. They later booked another ship, he was not fully recovered and passed on that voyage. In those days if you passed "during" a voyage, the deceased were thrown overboard. It's not surprising the sister could not speak about it bc it would've been devastating to say the least. Hope that helps you understand.
A blessing and a nightmare at the same time for ur family god .. Rest their souls
The little boy holding the newspaper report died aged 18 in ww1! If only be knew bless him :(
It’s so sad I cry when I heard about the little girl & her camera . I can’t believe that little thing took pictures of the people being saved on the titanic 😭😭😭😭😭 thank you for sharing such a wonderful video
My cousins lived near this graveyard. We would visit them when I was a kid and I had this strange fascination with wandering through graveyards back in those days. We used to have a competition to see who could find the oldest headstone. Needless to say, this was one of the more memorable graveyards I wandered through. May God accept the souls of this tragic event and all the dearly departed into His kingdom.
I've seen so many Titanic videos and stories, but this by far is the best one. Thank you for sharing and to the little girl with the camera.
I love titanic
Wow to the little girl with the camera. Unbelievable!
I live in Halifax and have been to this cemetery 2 or 3 times. It really is amazing to see the headstones & reflect on that horrible night.
i am born and raised in Halifax. i have been in that graveyard over 1000 times . we would walk threw there everyday or hangout there at night time
ThanksfordoingthatimfromusayouRea
Great person canadausgood
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A man who played violin was in the orchestra of my town Bridlington from 1902-1904 and he ended up becoming the band leader on the titanic (wallace hartley)
I give that guy credit, not only does he find the missing Sub's he was tasked with but also the Titanic. Must've been a good year for him.
Rip to all that passed away!
"Imagine looking at your kids knowing what is coming " I felt it, as I Mom how helpless must you feel? RIP 🙏 🕊
A titanic video where I actually learned something new?! I didn't think it was possible 💗 this was absolutely stunning
1000% Agree!!!! OUTSTANDING!!
Same.
That is true. A lot of things we hear about Titanic is repeated over and over again.
@@JimCutler it shows
If you really want your mind blown, get the book, kid by the side of the road, by Juan o’Savin. Your life will never be the same
That was a fantastic telling of the story of Titanic that a lot of people might not know about or never heard in that way. It's appreciated.
Even after all these years this story is still so upsetting. Thank you for this video.
Yes it is....also the uss Arizona is heartbreaking as well.
They did a Probability Study of the SS Californian rescuing all the passengers off the Titanic, And Found it Couldnt be done..! if they were able too rescue one passenger every 10 seconds For 2 hours that would only be 720 lives saved..! and By the time the California would have arrived it would have far less time than 2 hours to save them ..the Californian was a major part of this Tragic drama.. more studies should be Brought too light too let every one ponder this fact..
@@dancingtrout6719 Wow You know a lot about that subject. Cool.The water was so cold. Horrible thing to say but once a human got into that water that said person would not have much time to live. The water was much too cold. By the way your "name" is really, I don't know I like it. It is different.🙂
@@FlowerPower-bl7qp you can fill your bath tub and get a temperature gauge and get the water too the same degrees.,, and lie in it for 5 minutes .. and see what it was like
Yeah,. So many years ago and still Devastating.. Especially learning Much More Details etc..
This is the most magnificent Titanic presentation I’ve ever seen!
The story of the Titanic has always enthralled me. It’s just so horrifying to think about what happened that night, so far out to sea, in the cold of night, all that ice and water. It also just so happens, that April 15, is my birthday. And I gotta tell ya, seeing so many headstones with that day on them, in one place, is very eerie for me. Kinda gives me chills.
My Mom told me that her Mother' Mother remembered hearing about this tragedy. It definitely went world wide. May those souls still rest in peace.
I love this cemetery! The unknown child has since been identified (Sidney Goodwin) and his grave reflects that. Imagine the people who didn’t make it on board how upset they were…until Titanic went down and that disappointment turned to gratitude. So many stories…thank you for telling some of them. All lives are sacred.
Thank you :)
The producers of this video are amazing! I love you guys!
Thank-you for telling a non-biased narrative of the Titanic...recognizing everyone as "equal" despite their economic status. RIP to all the victims❤
I live in Mount Carmel. Pennsylvania, a small coal mining community. We have a victim and a survivor of the Titanic buried in a local cemetery. They are however buried in unmarked graves to keep it private. You can read the stories of both men in our hometown newspapers. The survivor eventually came here to work but unfortunately, was killed in a mining accident.
Wow I live in Elysburg. I didn’t know that. How amazing. I have been a Titanic study for a very long time. I will need to look into this. Thank you.
@@mf_explosive304 Sadly, you will hit a brick wall for information. I reported on it as I was doing my research and is in my Mount Carmel book which is out of publication. I spent 12 years reading 104 years of local newspapers to get all my true stories in the book. I then spent another 5 years photographing every headstone in all 11 cemeteries around Mount Carmel and posted them them on Findagrave. I am also a member of the conservatives of the Titanic and was able to obtain a small piece of coal brought up from the bottom of the ocean.
Now here’s the problems you’ll run into. The cemetery they were interred in is naturally public but the church records concerning both men are lost to time. All the church can tell you is they were buried in a certain section, like #8 say, but the exact location in that large section is still unknown. Since I photographed every conceivable place they could be, they’re still lost to time.
I can tell you this, the victim was coming here to live with an uncle in Kulpmont Pennsylvania. He was identified by personal affects in his clothing. The other man who survived was probably ashamed he ended up in a lifeboat, like in the movie, where men were supposed to die. So he changed his name, heard about coal mining jobs in our area and headed here. Unfortunately, mining is a very dangerous occupation down in the mines and on the surface where he was killed. If you wish other information, contact me.
RUclipsr faces of the forgotten will find em
@@jerrybrown7250 I don’t know how, they’re in unmarked graves and I photographed every part of the cemetery. The records have been lost and only the stories about them are the only information available. The uncle of the victim never placed a marker on his grave and he’s been dead maybe 75 years with no known relatives. The sister of the survivor disputed his claim of being her brother and had changed his name because he didn’t want to be found for some unknown reason. If he was her brother, his name was on the roster of passengers but his body was never found after the sinking. Before any kind of White Star investigation could be made, he ended up coming to our community and was killed within days of being here, so the matter was dropped. I’m about to take my final journey home to be with my family, since I’m the last of 11 children, two wives and one daddy. Thanks for the post.
@@robertmiller3810 he wanted not to be found but he died so quickly tho... strange coincidence.. or maybe it was just like that movie about not getting into the plane which catastrophically crashed and everyone died, but the guy just couldnt avoid death. cant recall the name.
oh and just like this guy at 8:32 who didnt avoid the death, well he got away from it for 3 more years i guess, he postponed it..
I love how you put a lot of effort in this video from storytelling to editing plus how you pay respect to the victims.
I was in Halifax while in the US Navy, standing on the pier I became so overcome from the spirits of those who had passed that I could simply not breathe. So sad.
Thanks for posting this. I love hearing stories about the people on the Titanic. Not just the "important" people.
Thank you for paying tribute to these people, excellent video!!
Agreed... 🙏👍🙏
I need to visit this graveyard one day. My great great uncle, Frederick Woodford, is buried there. He was a Greaser.
My father was buried in a graveyard... He was a fry-cook.
@@smelly_elvis lol
I haven’t been in years! You should come down you’d love Halifax. Despite being changed since Covid (sadly not for the better) there’s a restaurant there called The Five Fisherman. It was once the business of Snow and Sons, the funeral home responsible for taking care of the Titanic victims as well as the victims of the Halifax explosion 5 years later. It’s a haunted place. I can attest to that myself but unfortunately, I think they changed it so much that the once incredible ambiance of the place is altered. It’s not as much of a hotspot anymore and the staff will gladly talk to you about it, but you have to ask …they don’t volunteer these stories.
My friends grandfather was from Ireland and he and his friend were suppose to work on the Titanic as firemen (I think they stoke the fires for the engine?) but they got drunk the night before it left and missed boarding. How crazy is that?! Thanks for bringing those people to life, it makes the sinking all the more tragic and real and keeps their memory strong 💞
To think alcohol abuse saved two lives
This was a great video. I can't believe that history failed to mention the lives of the people who went down.
It seems everyone that has ever stepped aboard Titanic has lost their lives in one way or another... Someone should really look into that!
This was a sacrifice
And they definitely don't speak about Those other Ships who could have Helped that Ship & those People... I didn't even know about Ships turning off their Radios and doing Illegal Ish.
A great many mistakes - imagine getting a bill for you son's uniform !!
Absolute disgrace.
As a Titanic expert I found this video to be extremely good, accurate and well thought out. I liked the different point of view. The real people aspect was fascinating.
Interesting you state your an expert, but even you didn’t mention a particular family that died as well.
There are no experts unless you were actually there on that night on the ship you can’t no 1000% for sure of anything just hearsay speculation people’s judgement and opinions of what actually happened to say your an EXPERT is ARROGANT and paints you as a NO-IT-ALL
@@JimCutler I would watch all 10 hours.
@@JimCutler amazing video. My great grandfather Albert Horswill was a crewman for the Oceanic and the Titanic. He survived the wreck on cutter lifeboat number one, he was ordered into the boat by Officer Murdoch. This lifeboat was infamous because the Duff Gordons were on it and it was reported that they bribed my great grandfather and other crewmen to avoid returning to the wreck to pickup passengers in the sea. This was an outright lie, it was merely a kind gesture by Cosmo Duff Gordon to compensate the men for lost wages.
@@Qwerky485 accurate, huh?? The staff weren't "herded to their cabins & kept there"
Even in death, they are sorted n dived by class, but when we stand before God, we will all be judged the same,
AMEN . The last SHALL be First .
Bless them ALL. 😔💔
Yes so sad
@@Mistyeyez2025 Thank you for Sharing alil of your Family's memories .
Much Respect . Bless you and your family , Glad you ALL are Here . . 🤠🖖
@@cowboykelly6590 np
@@Mistyeyez2025 What an interesting piece of history. Thank you for sharing it.
We have to remember this is real people, and their real lives, loves and hopes. Bless all those who put others before themselves, amazing documentary very thoughtfully done. Thankyou to all involved in production.
One of the most respectful documentaries I have seen regarding the Titanic. So much Horror for so many. Money and greed, disgraceful. I even had a cry. Thank You for sharing this. 🚢🌈💗🇦🇺
Happened here by accident, looking for interesting videos… so glad I did! This is so great! Definite new sub!
The unknown child, Sidney, he was the only one from his family found 😢 Also, Ida was offered a seat, but she would not leave her husband. Die together instead of living apart. (They co-owned Macy's).
Very honoring video of those lost lives on that dreadful night at sea. Remembering each person and their beloved family’s is more important then anything else having to do with the Titanic. I was very moved by this story, thank you for honoring each person, and thank you for sharing this so we can all know their names, see their faces and remember them in our hearts forever. ❤️
PLEASE! More Titanic videos!!! This was the best one I’ve seen on YT! :)
Done with total respect 🙏. Thank you for this amazing video.
This is the most interesting Titanic presentation I've ever seen. As grand as the ship was, the people are the real story. This short work demonstrates how all documentaries involving a great loss of life ought to be done. I've never heard the details about the iceberg or Carpathia photos before. Excellent work!
That was really sad but very interesting to watch. Thank you!
Our family legend is that our grandmother's sister, known as 'Aunt Connie' booked passage on the Titanic sailing from Cherbourg. She however overslept and missed the train out of Paris, thus missing the sailing of the Titanic. She passed away in 1973, the last of our extended family's original immigrants.
Hi Jim and Dawn, Interesting thought provoking details about the tragedy . As usual by viewing I learned something new!!
The terror, that they went through, makes my heart break 💔. I have always been fascinated by the Titanic. May they rest In peace.
Great feature. Wonderful way to chronicle that night to remember. Thanks so much for sharing.
this made me teary, thank you, fantastic video ❤
Very interesting to hear about the lives of people onboard and visit their graves for respect.
Thank you.
Wow this was just fascinating. It never crossed my mind to wonder where they were buried. As a little kid I was fascinated by the pictures in a book about how it was supposed to have looked sinking. I was 15 when Ballard discovered it. I was overwhelmed by the finding. All those ppl, the rich who died, the poor who never got a chance. Such an absolute catastrophe that more weren't saved. There never would've been enough for all, but so many died that didn't have too
Great video. My great grandfather Albert Horswill survived the sinking of the Titanic. He was on the infamous cutter lifeboat one. He and six other crewmen, Cosmo and Lucy Duff Gordon, their maid, and two other first class passengers. The press accused the Duff Gordons of bribing the crewmen to avoid picking up passengers in the sea. This was not true, it was merely a kind gesture by Cosmo and Lucy Duff Gordon to compensate the men for lost wages. The lifeboat was named the “money boat” by the press. My great grandfather testified at the British inquiry to the disaster along with the Duff Gordons.
Omg thanks for clearing that up. During that part of the video, I was sad and upset they had done that. Shame on the Press...
Why did children and women first class
@@Cero31979 so u just believe their statement? Such a kind gesture 😂 that’s great and all, but why didn’t they pick up anymore survivors? It was clearly bribery.
the boat left with 12 passengers, what did he say about that?
It was still messed up that they left with only 12 and so many others died. ....
This was simply excellent
in every regard. The narration was especially good. Thanks SO much for a well produced never told story! ⚘
Great story, Jim and Dawn - thanks for bringing their names back to life, even if just for a few minutes.
Thank you
Conçidençia eu nasçi no dia 9 de abril de 1960 Eu sou pai vendo isto pensei nos pequeninos que partiram na eternidade
Owned y chase babk..o wider it sunk
Well done, guys! Pros as always and great insight into that.
Thank you for this wonderful tribute. And thank you for including the part about the CS Mackay-Bennett. My grandmother's uncle was her navigation officer during the recovery operation and he is buried at that same cemetery. Capt. William Dawson Livingston. He ended up as her captain 9 years later.
I visited this cemetery in August 2021. Very moving
This graveyard also has a mass grave for the victims of the Halifax explosion form December 6 1917
It is a very interesting graveyard
Halifax and Dartmouth have such interesting grave yards
it sounds so strange and wrong when u call graveyard "interesting" :D
@@roxydzey for me it is because my great great grandparents and generations of my family are there.
@@roxydzey well it is, and for most historians it would be
When we visited Canada's east coast the cemetery in Halifax was my favorite part of the trip . Walking past the graves of those who lost their lives on the Titanic was one of the most historical things I've ever seen.
Love your videos, not too short and not too long. But always informative and holds the interest on the subject. Such a tragic loss of life and so under-prepared to save the people. Many dreams went down with that ship !
❤️✌️🇨🇦
One if the best videos on Titanic and most interesting! Cheers!!
Thank you for this video. It gives meaning and purpose to those people, especially 3rd class, wanting a new and better life-doing something about it instead of just taking free handouts from anyone.
The BEST short video I have ever seen on the Titanic. Very informative and respectful to those who lost their lives. ☝️
The story of the Titanic gives a great history lesson on the views and vales placed on class distinction at the time. Great job on the video!
Very well done!! Thank you for all your hard work that went into the video.
beautiful documentary!! subscribed definitely !
Very good video thank you for your contribution to the memories of the lost lives of the Titanic RiP all of them
This video is absolutely fascinating. Thank you for telling the real story. Very moving.
A great video! We must never forget those who lost their lives in the sinking of RMS Titanic. Bringing some of the victims back to life was amazing and I thank you for being respectful to their memory when telling their stories.
I clicked on this video becuase last night I had adream about being a Titanic survivor and when I opened up RUclips today this was one of the videos on the main page so I just had to watch it and im glad that I did.
Dang, this was the best video I have seen about the Titanic. Thank you for honoring these poor innocent souls that were lost at sea as a result of a greedy, money hungry shipping company trying to do one better than their competitors.
Fantastic video!! I learned so much!!
Bloody Brilliant Vid! Learned more in this vid than I have in 20 on the Titanic. What you said at 09:15 really hits home and rightly it should. These were real people, some moving lock stock, and barrel to America to take up jobs and it was a huge expensive risk, even for the 3rd class. To wrench your children away from all they have known to find out there isn't a boat for them...doesn't bear thinking about. XXXX I lived 3 miles from where the Captains home was.
Wow, Dang I’m quite sure. Third class already had a hard time in life and to be thrown overboard. How sad those people probably have families that’s probably still wondering what happened to them. The movie was great, but the real life part about it is really sad and disturbing. One of my great Aunties died in Jones Town. The movie was good but when you know someone in the movie it feels a lot different.😢RIP 🪦To All Of Them.
Thank you..so sad..so many people lost.
It's Great that over 700 people were saved...but heartbreaking that so many more could have been saved had the life boats taken more people.
Or all three ships gone to the rescue.
Thanks for this! It’s always wonderful to see the real people and to remember them. Little Sidney really plucked at the heartstrings- and all those sailors who pitched in their wages to have that then-anonymous baby buried in a way that made sure he’d be remembered, named or not. This was something worth watching.
Really interesting video, thanks Jim and Dawn. So heartbreaking, no matter how many times i hear stories or things about titanic it still breaks my heart thinking about it.
Right it never gets old
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Thank you
I really enjoyed watching this and it’s sad of all the people that didn’t survive
😭😭😭😭😭😥😥😥😥😥😥 i feel bad for those people and children
White Star were incredibly callous with regard to the families of lost Titanic crew. So many of them were from Southampton, including its captain and there was little help or mercy shown to the bereaved. Here in Southampton we live with the ghosts of many of them. Interestingly too there is no one monument to the disaster. Those that there are were raised through the donations of private benefactors and the grandest of these is the Engineers’ monument in East Park Southampton.
I never knew about the Titanic graveyard. Such sadness
My father was buried in a graveyard... You are right, it was sad.
Wow this was so heartbreaking to watch.But I learnt things about the people of titanic that I never new.May they all rest in peace.❤️❤️
So even in death, first class passengers got special treatment.
Yes I thought the same.
I thought that was sickening!
And why not !
@@charlessutton8414 Why should they have, no matter our status in life we're all the same in death.
Even in death the passengers were segregated. SHAMEFUL.
Nothing has changed, why get upset?
@@twinsonic …uh… that’s the problem my guy.
the fact that it’s still happening today is even more disgusting and unethical than it happening in the first place
@@twinsonic im shocked that you talk about it like „whatever”
@@twinsonicrubbish! A helluva lot has changed - a massive amount. Don't be a belligerent ass just for the sake of it! Moron!
@@GoldengategobblerAnd what are YOU doing to fix it heh? Instead of self righteously pointing fingers at others, why don't you get off your lazy backside and do something to help? Give up your privileges for those less fortunate. Get out of your comfort zone! I live in Africa. Lots of underprivileged here! You're welcome to help - we'll be waiting! Or you can just stay the useless hypocrite you are!
Thank you very much for producing this wonderful video.....you have honored their memories so beautifully by sharing more of the truth, after such a very long time. I think we can imagine it better, we can feel empathy, compassion and grief for them and their families. Real people indeed. Not a myth or a legend. May God bless you.
@mikedenison8 Please stay out of the comments section I'm sick of seeing you say Hi to people get a life 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
Amazing. Thank you.
so glad the passengers of titanic were honored . cant put myself in my thoughts in thier shoes the horror is just so much . god bless all of you R I P ..
I live in Halifax. I am familiar with the Titanic graves. My great-grandmother is buried a few feet away. Most don't know Dartmouth, a city on the other side of the harbour, has some Titanic graves. Also, the Halifax Explosion has grave sites around the city.
Outstanding! I saw 'A Night to Remember' on the Friday midnight movie 12 Apr 1968 and have been intrigued by everything Titanic since then. I was just 12 and I was amazed we didn't know where she was, after all we were going to the moon the next year.
This is the best Titanic documentary I have seen in my life and I have seen a lot.
This is the best video I’ve ever seen about this tragic event. Thank you!
I lived for 3 years in Halifax while attending SMU and visited this cemetery with a friend who lived nearby in Fairview - interesting place.
R.I.P to all those whose families who had been lost❤
My grandmother was a 1st class passenger 1906-2003 may she and all those lost rest in peace ❤️🌹🕊️
Never knew any of that it was great to learn that ty for showing this and sharing it
Absolutely! I had never heard of this before, Thank you!
Heart breaking. But well done. Everyone knows the about Titanic but to see the graves of the poor lost souls was so moving. Thank you
Man this was really cool!! A longer version would be amazing.
You are so right , we hear a story and saw a film . But these are us too. The sadness and madness one must have felt looking at their children and loved ones s d themselves. Horrible
Really good videos, you should have way more views. I've been to this graveyard 4 times over the years and every time, that J. Dawson grave is covered with stuff lol.
Just not sure why six lookouts couldn't see a giant ice in the sea. And why not slow down when you know there are iceberg s might be near. And experienced captain will know better, when there is so much at risk.
And t will
Fantastic production
I actually live right next to that graveyard and I get chills every night because I live next to a Titanic cemetery
Hi, Dawn & Jim. I'm your newest sub. This is honestly one of the best videos I've ever seen on RUclips. It was also easy to follow & understand.
Very interesting and sad history we never forget.💔😢
But I feels really warm-love♥️♥️♥️ for all the people, who was in Titanic this night. To those who make it and to those who don’t…💔😢
Very respectful history you have done, thank you🙏🏼❤️from Sweden.