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#April 1912
titanicnerd-blog · 10 days
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Today in history - the RMS Titanic would have set sail from New York back to Southampton. If only...
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April 14, 1912 -- The British passenger liner RMS Titanic hits an iceberg in the North Atlantic at 23:40 (sinks morning of April 15th).
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vox-anglosphere · 1 year
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Captain Smith, officers, and the last surviving photo of Titanic at sea
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dailykafka · 24 days
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— April 6, 1912 / Franz Kafka diaries
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friendofcars · 1 year
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very important day for richard gansey ii apparently
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starlene · 18 days
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RMS Titanic, photographed by Francis Browne x
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truthseeker-blogger · 17 days
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Madeline Astor's life vest at Titanic museum in Pigeon Forge
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girlactionfigure · 1 year
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"I will not be separated from my husband. As we have lived, so will we die, together." Isidor Straus was co-founder of the Macy's Department Store. Ida Straus was his wife.
The Jewish couple was known for their shared love; almost always together and writing daily to each other when apart.
Exactly 111 years ago, on April 14th, 1912, they were passengers on the Titanic. As the ship began to sink, Ida alone was offered a seat in a lifeboat. She refused. "We have lived together for many years. Where you go, I go," she said to her husband.
The two were then offered a seat together in another lifeboat. But with many women and children still on the Titanic, Isidor refused to take the seat. Once again, his wife refused as well.
Passengers remarked that what they saw was a "most remarkable exhibition of love and devotion." The couple were last seen sitting side by side on Titanic’s Boat Deck.
Isidore’s brother Nathan had a completely different fate, he and Lina took a detour to Palestine, expecting it to be but one stop of many, but they never made it back to the Titanic.
He wrote, "On reaching Jerusalem, we changed our plans. All that we saw in the Holy Land made such a deep impression on us that we gave up the idea of going to other places. Visiting the holy sites of which one hears and reads since childhood, watching the scenes in life as pictured in the Bible, was most soul-stirring. From that time on we felt a strange and intense desire to return to the land."
Nathan never recovered from the loss of his brother and continued his philanthropic activities for the rest of his life. The Israeli city of Netanya (Hebrew: Natan, for Nathan), founded in 1927, was named in his honor, and Rehov Straus (Straus Street) in Jerusalem, which was Chancellor Avenue during the British Mandate, was also named for him.
Source: Historical Snapshots, Humans of Judaism and Wikipedia.
Rabbi Yisroel Bernath
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daily-kafka · 1 year
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April 8th, 1912
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Titanic's Southampton Departure | Animated 112 Years Later
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Southhampton departure of the R.M.S. Titanic - 112 years ago.
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lonestarbattleship · 1 year
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RMS Titanic decked out upon her arrival in Southampton harbour, England.
Date: April 5, 1912
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chic-a-gigot · 16 days
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La Mode illustrée, no. 15, 14 avril 1912, Paris. Chapeau de printemps porté par Mlle Mona Delza. Modèle de Lenthéric. Doc. phot. Félix. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney
Grande capeline en paille d'Italie garnie d'un large nœud en ruban de velours bleu; la passe est bordée d'une guirlande de petits bleuets et de roses anciennes.
Large Italian straw hat trimmed with a large blue velvet ribbon bow; the brim is lined with a garland of small cornflowers and old roses.
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vox-anglosphere · 15 days
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An artist's rendering of the most famous shipwreck in history - 1912
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dailykafka · 1 year
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— April 3, 1912 / Franz Kafka diaries
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lovely-number-7 · 5 months
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How in my 14 years of Titanic being one of my special interests, am I just now learning that their might have been an uncontrolled coal fire? That the possible reason for them going so fast was the workers trying to get as much of the burning coal as they could into the furnaces? I have spent years trying to learn everything and anything I can about this goddamned boat, and I'm still learning new things!
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krasivaa · 5 months
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I just watched Titanic (1997) and I'm ok you're not
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