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Titanic Survivors

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The survivors of Titanic were left with harrowing memories of the disaster. In this video, verbatim testimonies from a first class passenger, second officer and fireman recall the moments leading up to Titanic finally going down.

Their accounts of the biting cold, screams for help, separation from friends and family and attempts to rescue others from the icy depths paint a vivid and terrifying picture of what it was like to be both on board, and to have survived the disaster.

They may have escaped death and lived to tell their tale, but what they could not escape were the many haunting memories of what they witnessed on that fateful day.

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What a day to forget but still remains in their memories. Friends perished, loved ones shade tears. It will always remain in their minds until the end.
Edwin 21 April 2012
Titanic!
When i remember that horrible Night.
That night make me fill my heat of tears........
May the Victims Of ''RMS TITANIC"rest in peace
Danial Ahmad 10 March 2012
i like the titanic!!!!!! It is awesome!!!!!!!
sarafeana 01 March 2012
I was always been amazed of this one of a kind and truly penetrating story of Titanic. The wonder of it signifies a worst one- tragedy that really made me fill my heart of tears.
christine 27 January 2012
I think this video was very well done. I am the Great Niece of George and Elenore Widener. My Great Uncle and my Great Cousin Harry went down with the ship. My Great Aunt, Elenore Elkins-Widener was put on a lifeboat and her life was spared. For those of us that are family, it is a very sensitive subject indeed. Thank you for your delicacy in preparing this video with sensitivity.
Bettie Marlene Widener Russo 22 November 2011
Fascinating & incredibly moving.
Debra Corcoran 11 October 2011
May every family effected by this tragedy be remembered by prayer. The Titanic is resting on the bottom of the Atlantic and took with her 1500 plus lives. Do not let the ship Titanic gain more notoriety or fame than those of the people who died that fateful night.
Steven Godzisz 04 October 2011

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