First-hand survivor accounts bring the RMS Titanic's 1912 maiden voyage vividly to life. Drawing on eyewitness testimonies and contemporary press reports, the narrative traces the ship's glamorous launch in Belfast docks through the tragic events of April 14-15.
Readers encounter graphic and poignant details, from passengers' early impressions and onboard routines to the chaos and heroism following the iceberg collision. Investigations, official records and personal reflections shed light on the decisions that shaped the disaster and its aftermath.
This paperback edition spans 604 pages, compiling survivor testimonies alongside newspaper accounts and inquiry transcripts for a comprehensive retrospective published on the sinking's 100th anniversary by Robinson.
Key Features:
- Eyewitness narratives from passengers and crew
- Contemporary newspaper reports from both sides of the Atlantic
- Official inquiry transcripts and sea burial accounts
With meticulously compiled recollections and period details, this volume offers an immersive exploration of one of history's most enduring maritime tragedies. It serves as an essential resource for historians and Titanic enthusiasts alike.
