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TITANIC

BOOK DESCRIPTION

TITANIC

BY Paul SHipton

Price: 18 $                                                                                                                                                                                           

First Published in 2001                                                             

Number of Pages :44

Plot Summary

Titanic (in English: RMS Titanic) is the steamship passengers English giant was owned by White Star Line (White Star Line), was built in the basin of Harland & Wolfe (Harland and Wolff) for shipbuilding in Belfast and now known as Northern Ireland. Titanic was the largest passenger steamship in the world was built at the time

 

In the first flight in April 10th, 1912 from London to New York across the Atlantic Ocean and four days after its launch in April 14, 1912 crashed into the ship iceberg at position 41 ° 44 'north latitude and 49 ° 57' west shortly before midnight, which led to the sinking completely after two hours and forty minutes from the moment of collision in the early hours of the day April 15, 1912. Was on board the ship 2.223 passengers, 706 of them escaped while someone was 1.517 people were killed. The main reason for the high number of casualties due to failure to provide the vessel with sufficient lifeboats for passengers who were on board, as it contains Lifeboats enough for 1187 people, although the maximum load of 3.547 people. Sinking of a large number of men who were on board the Titanic due to the policy to give priority to women and children in the rescue operation.

 

Titanic was built by the most skilled engineers and the most experience, has been used to build the most advanced technologies. It was thought that the ship can not be dumped, and the sinking was a great shock to everyone as it has provided the highest safety standards

Reviews

by Curtis Edmonds

Confession time: I have never, ever seen Gone With the Wind. I don't know why, really. Haven't wanted to check it out on video, haven't been at home the nights it was on network TV, and it was too far to drive the last time it was on the big-screen....

by Thomas Glebe

For the first time in a long time, I was literally blown away by a movie. I don't actually see movies in theaters that often, for various reasons, and it's actually been over a year since I saw a film on the big screen. I had heard for months all the...

by Doug Skiles

It's hard to say something about this movie that hasn't already been said. Yes, it's brilliant. Yes, the performances are all excellent. It's very well-written, and expertly directed. What else needs to be said