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Titanic: Serie Monumentale

Questa serie si addentra nella toccante narrazione di uno dei disastri marittimi più iconici della storia. Attraverso resoconti di testimoni oculari e testimonianze personali, offre una prospettiva profondamente umana sugli eventi di quella fatidica notte. I lettori esploreranno il coraggio, la perdita e i momenti indimenticabili che hanno plasmato innumerevoli vite. È una cronaca avvincente della resilienza umana di fronte a una tragedia inimmaginabile.

The Sinking of the Titanic
The loss of the SS Titanic
The Truth About the Titanic
On board the Titanic
Titanic
  • Titanic

    A Survivor's Story

    • 331pagine
    • 12 ore di lettura

    Here is a survivor's vivid account of the greatest maritime disaster in history. The information contained in Gracie's account is available from no other source. He provides details of those final moments, including names of passengers pulled from the ocean and of those men who, in a panic, jumped into lifeboats as they were being lowered, causing injury and further danger to life. Walter Lord, author of A Night to Remember, comments that Gracie's book?written shortly before he died from the exposure he suffered on that night?is "invaluable for chasing down who went in what boat," and calls Gracie "an indefatigable detective."

    Titanic
    4,0
  • Based on the survivors' own stories, this dramatic history stands as the most authoritative account, ranging from the Titanic's construction to the tragic aftermath of its sinking. 43 illustrations.

    On board the Titanic
    3,7
  • The circumstances surrounding the writing of this book began shortly after the Titanic disaster, when I was invited to share the survivors' experiences at a luncheon in New York. Following my account, Robert Lincoln O'Brien, editor of the Boston Herald, urged me to document a correct history of the tragedy, as he feared that other publications, based on hearsay, would misrepresent the event. His concerns were echoed by those present, leading me to visit Houghton Mifflin Company to discuss publication. Initially, we agreed it might be better to forget the details of the sinking, but upon further reflection, we recognized the importance of accurately chronicling the disaster. My earlier account, written on the Carpathia and published widely, had a calming effect on public opinion, reinforcing my belief in the value of this endeavor. Additionally, I felt a profound responsibility to honor those who perished by advocating for necessary reforms. The haunting cries of those lost in the icy waters serve as a reminder that it is our collective duty to ensure their voices are not forgotten and that meaningful changes are pursued to prevent such tragedies in the future.

    The loss of the SS Titanic
    4,0