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Did the Titanic's owners know about its collision with an iceberg?

Titanic is one of the greatest movies of all time, with most of us having watched the movie a whole host of times. But that doesn’t mean you know all there is to know about the real-life tragedy, which occurred when the unsinkable ship was struck by an iceberg on April 14th, 1912. Here is a list

The band went down with the ship. The three violinists were Jock Hume, Georges Krins and Wallace Hartley. The three cellist were John Woodward, Roger Bricoux and Percy Taylor, who also played the piano. The other pianist was Theodore Brailey. The bass violinist was Frederick Clarke. All together there were eight people in the band. In pictures of the band there is always one person missing. He is Roger Marie Bricoux, a cellist who made his last voyage on the Titanic.

Titanic dishes on the bottom of the sea.

Tecniche miste su carta 35x50cm, 1996. | Mixed media on paper 35x50cm, 1996. Omaggio a Ken Marschall. | Tribute to Ken Marschall. Visit Sunk World Gallery on Andrea Gatti official website

Emilio Portaluppi was in second class, having paid a fare of £12, 14s, 9d, while Madeleine Talmage Astor, wife of tycoon John Jacob Astor, was in first class on a £247, 10s, 9d ticket.

Almost everyone knows about the tragic story about the sinking of the world’s largest “unsinkable” ship. The legend of the RMS Titanic has lived on in books, te

The titanic's real Heroic Jack Thayer.

On April 14, 1912 on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City, the RMS Titanic collided with an iceberg at 11:40 pm roughly 375 miles south of Newfoundland. Over the next two and a half …