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    Ttitanic - The Mourning of The Atlantic Waters!: The First Devastating Information

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    The Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg on April 15, 1912, with over 1,500 passengers dying in the icy Atlantic waters. Survivors reported the Titanic was traveling at top speed of around 46 km/h despite ice warnings, which caused it to collide with and iceberg and suffer a hull breach. Only around 700 of the 2,224 passengers and crew aboard were able to get on the 20 lifeboats.

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    The Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg on April 15, 1912, with over 1,500 passengers dying in the icy Atlantic waters. Survivors reported the Titanic was traveling at top speed of around 46 km/h despite ice warnings, which caused it to collide with and iceberg and suffer a hull breach. Only around 700 of the 2,224 passengers and crew aboard were able to get on the 20 lifeboats.

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    TTITANIC – THE MOURNING OF THE

    ATLANTIC WATERS!

    April 15, 1912, approximately 2:20 p.m. The Titanic,


    the largest and most luxurious transatlantic ship ever
    built, was swallowed by the waters of the ocean after
    hitting an iceberg about three hours ago. The news
    spread around the planet and the press around the
    world.

    THE FIRST DEVASTATING INFORMATION


    There is a saying among the people that a miracle lasts three days and that, in
    this case, ironically, it applies perfectly. Three days after departure, the much-
    talked-about vessel, which had been labeled "unsinkable," collided with an
    iceberg at 11:40 p.m., April 14, 1912, and sank at 2:20 p.m. , the next morning.
    Of the 2224 people who left the shore aboard the Titanic, only 710 survived,
    which were taken over by the Carpathia.

    SURVIVED TELL THE TRUTH !


    The ship's survivors say speed was the cause of the ship's sinking. They report
    that ,the captain ordered top speed , 43 km/h,then,after receiving iceberg waning
    increased it to 46km/h. So the Titanic hit the iceberg to starboard, causing a cut
    in the hull. Only 700 people entered the 20 lifeboats, although their capacity
    was 65 people for each boat. In addition, the blind belief that nothing could
    happen to the Titanic caused a significant number of boats to be removed to
    create more promenade space, so the maximum number of people who coulhave
    been rescued was only 1,178. even if the ship could carry three times as much.
    This is one of the reasons why 1,517 people have died in the icy waters of the
    Atlantic.
    HEROISM OR COWARDITY?!
    Some sources said a discussion about who could have helped the passengers
    after the ship was damaged. It is known that the first ship to reach the crash site
    was RMS Carpathia, almost two hours after the Titanic sank, but there are
    indications that it was much closer to the Californian SS, which did not respond
    to SOS signals transmitted by Morse code. by those on the Titanic.

    This drama has marked the whole of humanity and will


    certainly be a strong imprint in history. The ongoing investigation
    has brought to the surface many important details in finding out
    the truth of this catastrophe.

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