M/S Estonia, now 19 years... ( exclusive video ! )

[@Sashazur]

If you read the official report with accounts from the survivors, it was a total nightmare scene as the ship slowing turning over and people were falling, crawling on walls and jumping over doorway openings to avoid falling in, being crushed by eachother and furniture, trying to drag themselves upwards on railings of stairs. Then if they were lucky enough to make it out, they faced the storm and freezing temperatures - life rafts flipping over from the wind multiple times, survival suits that fell to bits when they tried to wear them. If you survived you were strong, lucky, and probably scarred for life with PTSD.

[@mybiz2167]

True, but you don't have to read a report to know that. Watch the documentaries where the survivors explain themselves. The report likely has some bullshit in it as they're omitting facts according to the survivors.

[@SupramanTRD]

And to make it worse, it was all in the dark

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Yes I remember seeing the survivors on the buses afterwards and nearly everyone was a young fit male, 97% of women and children were just not strong enough to make it out, but I heard a lot of stories of people robbing people and throwing people of ladders to get out first etc ..

[@JonsterMonster]

i was 8 years old when i travelled that ship. i remember it very well, my parents bought me a lego ship there. 20 years ago,. huh.. how time flies.

[@haderthanuthought405]

Yoo when I was 6 i took ship from Latvija to Estia and my parent bought me lego too

[@emilbt7588]

@@haderthanuthought405 what lego set was available there if u remember?

[@Hi-ic1re]

I live in latvia

[@s2v10r4]

Hader Than Uthought not on Estonia tho.

[@titanictime2419]

Im only 14 years old XD but my parentes closely booked a room

[@computersurgery1323]

I went on Viking Sally (The Estonia) when she was brand new, less than a month old with my brother. We went from Stockholm to Mariehamn in Finland and back on a day trip. We even used the indoor swimming pool in the depths of the ship.

[@kalleeskola1828]

Computer Surgery noniin moi

[@Leijona321]

Viking sally was not viking sally anymore in 1991 though, it was silja star from 1990 to 1991

[@susannemykkanen6074]

It was M/S Viking Sally to 1990- because Silja purchased the trades & ist was renamed Silja Star- & it got ist official name change in the year of 1993. Yes there were an indoor swimmingpool yet it got manifactured (in other terms renovated in the year of 1993.). As so was the Baltic Sea Lounge- I think ist was the Off Duty- Resturang Pursuer Susanne Pundi- (who died at M/S Estonia that night of 1994/28/9 & was off Duty- R.I.P beautiful soul of Susanne Pundi.) official recommendation to have the aquariums in the offical resturang- area, not near the bar-section though. I think it was supposed to give the voluntairly guests some ease & calmness surrounding them while they ate the voluntairly food of ingestions cooked by voluntairly chef's at M/S Estonia.

[@snegelstenen]

Just as a side note: Mariehamn is located on the Åland islands, not in Finland. Well, technically Åland belongs to Finland, but is always mentioned separately.

[@riiadejaneiro3766]

@@snegelstenen it is part of finland, not just technically. but i guess we would happily give that finnish-swedish territory in exchange if we'd have Karelia back lol

[@thomaskautzner4172]

I`m now a 41 years old German. A closed friend from my school time, as i was 14 in 1994 and in the 7th class in the school, lost his Mom on that ship as his Mom was on a small holiday trip with her friend. He decide to stay in the uncles house in Germany, cause he dont want do this trip together with his Mom and her new friend. This decision save probably his life. As the news displays in the radio and TV about that sinking from the Estonia he come to me and reports me that. We both was sitting on the floor from the livingroom in front of the TV and was holding us in our arms and cry a lot of hours ... I will never forget these moments in my life. I cant describe here what we was feeling togehther ... so sad that all. And the time after with that political scandal and a Government which will hide probably military secrets or military accidents with a sub and the Estonia until now. So much death humans and all families of that cant find her silence. Normally I never comments such hard things, but these documentation from you give me hope for the future that anyone from that government or European Community decide to raise the Estonia that all bodies and families can find her piece. Thank you so much.

[@jonbonesmahomes7472]

So sad man..i feel for you and your friend ..

[@vallmo2896]

my half uncle's (he was like an uncle to me and my sisters) daughter lost her life on m/s estonia. I'm very sad for his loss. And my own dad was on this ship a year before it happened. Rest in peace everyone who went down with this ship

[@johankurten7987]

That was sad to hear that.

[@dcr1111111]

My parents have sailed on board many times, and last times was in August 1994

[@ArZer]

August, September holy

[@mauritsvanderpol7415]

They were incredibly lucky

[@JamesExploresHorror]

Everyone asks me what my biggest fear is and i always bring this exact story up. Particularly due to something i heard a guy mention on a documentary on this tragedy! The guy said "your survival rate depended on how fast you were and your location inside the ship". Which to me means that some people in the ship were automatically going to die due to their location no matter what. My fear is what those individuals had to witness leading up to their death. The thought of being trapped in the ship awake and alert while it slowly goes down absolutely terrifies me. Id like to think in my mind, that i would at least try my best to get out but of course you would never really know unless you actually were in it. Like the sounds of those stuck screaming, the ship groaning and making noise, to then lose all power and be in the pitch black just waiting for whatever is about to happen. I cant even imagine the terror they felt. Its like, you would almost rather be killed by falling objects just so you wouldn't have to go down alert with the ship if you had no way out. This is why this scenario is my biggest fear! To look at actual interior shots of the ship in this makes the story even that much more intense and sad! Rest easy to all those lost! 🙏

[@unclexeres]

You took the words right out of my mouth. Total blackness and no way to even crawl out of your cabin, poor people.

[@JamesExploresHorror]

@@unclexeres its so terrifying! Its my biggest fear!

[@iceicebaby8469]

My biggest fear is this too. Girls simply would have no chance due to nature. They don't have the strength and people will walk over them. This is exactly what happened on the Estonia. Many women and girls simply never got to the deck because everyone walked over them. When it's everyone for themselves, as a woman you stand no chance. There were many report of looters taking jewelry off passengers, even people taking life vests off others because they didn't have any. Many of these were women, and this is the main reason 97% of women died unfortunately. Most never got out of the ship, some never got a lifevest or theirs was stolen. The few who did get to the deck didn't have a raft or lifeboat as they were taken by the much faster people. The few women who managed to hold it out and end up in the water, often died of hypothermia or were taken by the waves. There were reports of people trying to use others as a way of staying afloat in the cold water as well.... I can't imagine the fear, knowing that you stand no chance simply because you're not strong or fast enough. I myself would probably give up and try to let my last moments be as peacefull as possible, instead of dying in constant fear and panic trying to avoid getting trampled or pushed aside.

[@praeparatus_supervivet]

Due to the heavy list and construction of the ships interior children, women and elderly had the hardest time reaching for the stairs and dragging themselves up floor by floor...some family members had to tragically say goodbye to their sons who at least stood a chance of being able to save themselves by getting out from the ship.

[@spyrde1]

The interesting thing is that a lot of survivors were from the deepest and farthest locations from the top in the bottom and front, because they were kept awake due to the heavy storm waves affecting them the most and they were also the closest to hearing the massive thuds when bow broke loose. If you were closer to the top, you might've only realized that something was wrong when the ship was already tilting close to 45 degrees, making it impossible to climb out.

[@LisaSimpson2]

Thank you so much to whoever uploaded this. Amazing to see footage of the ships interior and the people who worked there and sailed her, it means a lot to me to see this special footage. Very touching and sad... she was such a beautiful ship. Feel so sorry for all involved in this horrible accident...

[@fredda2026]

LisaSimpson2 the sad thing is that it was not an accident !!

[@wrighj]

@@fredda2026 It was. The conspiracy theory is nonsense . Stop believing everything you see .

[@fredda2026]

@@wrighj No. But you should stop being naive/denying (spelling¿) ALOT of things talking for that you are wrong. But maybe you are not a person understanding swedish.. Cause if, u wouldnt write that.

[@CreativeHuckleBerry]

@@wrighj i love when people call it conspiracy when in fact there is no such thing, that's what the media calls it, and that's what the people that watch media calls it. There are evidence that shows that the ship was used to transport military equipment by the higher ups witch you can watch here that involves the people working at the harbor at that time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/opDTZZ-KbLx9qJY even tho this is a big thing, the swedish goverment said not to do an new investigation, all other goverments aswell "Estland/Finland". you don't just silence the victims and then try to poor sement over a ship, a man or a women with normal IQ would find that to be very odd from the start. there has not been a clear in depth detailed investigation yet, sweden/finland/estland have more then enough money to take the bodys out, but if the goverment themselfs are involved, that will never happen untill the 70year contract have run out, witch would make everyone involved dead.

[@Vensef]

That's not SHE❗... It is IT❗

[@alanmcqueen1259]

@ 1:00 I believe those are the ladders the divers found where the poor people left inside tried to get to the other decks when it capsized. My heart is with them because I can’t imagine the level of sheer horror those left inside alive had to endure RIP

[@StunningHistory]

Amazing but haunting footage. Thanks for sharing.

[@sturebassang7604]

My dad went whit that boat he was on the boat when it sinked but he survied i tought he died because he came back home after 1 and a half week R.I.P to them who died :(

[@Jo_Lubi]

Your dad was a lucky man! I can't imagine how horrific that must have been! So many people who didn't make it, may they all rest in peace ❤️❤️❤️ 24 years ago and i'll remember it like it was yesterday! I'll hope that something like this never will happen again ❤️😪

[@northbreeze0198]

Yeah, I was soon to turn 5 and I still remember the news. One of the first things in life I have a clear memory of and I remember how serious my parents were about the whole thing.

[@OwnFall420]

Kristian Koski He could be foreign dude.

[@wrighj]

@@kristiankoski3908 dude stfu you virgin nerd

[@susannemykkanen6074]

wtf

[@veetee355]

I saw a dream last night where I was on a passenger ship like this and then something happened and the ship got a 90 degrees list. I was in the rear and got into watet for a while but survived and then I woke up. I wonder if I see these dreams because I've watched so many Estonia videos these past few weeks

[@0R151]

I travelled with this ship when it used to be viking sally. I was a young kid back then. My dad took me to the spa section. I remember having a blast as there were strong swell of the sea in the indoor swimming pool due to the stormish weather. Still gives me creeps. R.I.P all who picked the wrong day for similar bathing.

[@Kimelsson]

That was a surreal and a sad sight, because the ship reminded me of a lot of ships that are still sailing the Baltic Sea today, and I've travelled with them several times. Took it a huge step towards reality.

[@postilaatikko7384]

That is actually true, the older ferrys that still are sailing, are not very different from what Estonia was. (Viking Line, Silja Line and Eckerö Line at least have these kind of ferrys in the baltic) The interior is not as much 80s and 90s but sometimes not too far. Newer and bigger ones have more and fancier stuff than the older simple ones. I think they also sail kind of close from where Estonia is resting. And they also sail in bad weather too, worse than what Estonia was in, that wasn't "a real storm" by sailors, though it was rough weather. But they should not be able to sink like this, at least anymore. Rip

[@kenthhogstrom3722]

Those ferriies are of a different construction today!Remember ms Estona was constructed 1979! They have changed the opening that have coursed so many catastrops everywhere!Look at the newer ones.Even the ferry to Estland is safer today!The newbuilding!But it costs a lot of money to rebuild the old ships!No one vill pay if you dont get a profit?

[@mfgg__k__a__b__a__n__]

I love that nostalgic designs and how people dressed on those times, its simply amazing, somethings should have never changed

[@SupramanTRD]

Life was simpler and more comfortable back then

[@mrkipling2201]

@@SupramanTRDagreed. People actually talked to each other, instead of having their face glued to their smartphones.

[@eppsaue]

My granny came from her cruise the day before... She was actually supposed to go on that ship but she was in a hurry so she got there the day before 😓 but alot of our cousins died, she told me 😣 r.i.p

[@ismolaitela6219]

Pure luck for granny, rip cousins

[@Wesleyclarillos]

This is the greatest video that shows what the Estonia was like in real life. The employees that worked there, so happy. The passengers, curious and excited. Professionalism, the ship is immaculate, the whole video is just nice. The uniforms are so retro, the decor, everything. This video is surreal in how real it is and little did anyone know the fate that waited for them that fateful night, I am sure some of the people We saw in the video perished that night, here they are smiling and waving and alive. RIP. Truly, RIP

[@Sierrari85]

Very good and touching video.Its very sad that I'll probably never will be able to see that ship rised up from the sea.Rest In Peace!

[@Jaska8000]

Very good, all the sights from interior. One of the best M/S Estonia-films ever. Music is a +.

[@yourbiggestfan6422]

some good dive video of the initial investigation some of which i have not seen released before online . good find and thanks for sharing any other dive video would be appreciated

[@Jaska8000]

chefjason1983 Yes this diving material must be from Swedish/Finnish navy divers diving the wreck of Estonia later on that autumn. They by the way stated that bodies were lying all over on seabend across the wreck. Still it was officially said that remains of the perished were tighty inside late M/S Estonia. More well known videomaterial inside sunken Estonia is from Jutta Rabe's year 2000 expedition divers. Water in corridors is murky and when the diver enters to a cabin there is a remain of a human corpse.

[@mrkipling2201]

@@Jaska8000it’s the official Rockwater dive footage from December 1994. Hope that helps.

[@mrkipling2201]

Bloody amazing footage and video. Very emotional. Great work.

[@og_sane]

Still hard to believe this really happened. So very sad and wrongful to the passengers who died in a horrific way. I was almost 3 years old when Estonia sank so I dont remember anything from it, but when I started to think about it as an adult (27 now), it really struck me. The truth about this accident is still out there... RIP all the innocent victims of Estonia

[@mriippa]

iv been on that ship meny times. her name was Vasa King before estonia

[@tanjakivimaki9222]

mee too ...we are pretty lucky:)

[@tanjakivimaki9222]

viking sally was her name before estonia...loved her

[@tanjakivimaki9222]

tanja kivimäki en onneks koskaan kulkenu estonialla viron ja ruotsin väliä...rip

[@tanjakivimaki9222]

pienenä jo olin wasa king laivalla... ihania lapsuus muistoja:(

[@tamas.alfoldi]

+Christene Ledoux they threw them onto the waves but the wind blew them away so barely any was at hand to climb onto

[@BlytheWorld1972]

Horrific a plane crash or a boat sinking must be a horrid way to die i remember this being on the news in Scotland rip 20 years wow

[@fredenjokehoving1798]

BlytheWorld1972 liften bauw Oostenrijk

[@Panzerbeast]

It's where the term 'its Baltic out there' comes from...

[@rickym7380]

@KZbin BOT usually, unless you survive the impact with major injuries and then die in hospital

[@mrkipling2201]

Blythworld I see you commenting a lot on nostalgia videos. Same as me!! I’m a nostalgia addict!!

[@sr-lc6cw]

RIP IN HEAVEN, SAD MEMORIES ABOUT THE SHIP ACCIDENT IN 28TH OF SEPTEMBER 1994

[@kimbledos]

Great video..next year 20 years. Never forget ms Estonia..

[@felixcat9318]

It's heartbreaking to see the happy, smiling crew in the video, knowing that in all probability they endured absolute terror in their final moments of life, trapped and disorientated in the darkness of the sinking, flooding hull which moments before had been their warm, comfortable sanctuary from the freezing sea! No chance to make it to deckside, to launch a lifeboat, or to abandon ship. The victims, their families and their countrymen have all been betrayed by the deception and obstruction of the governments responsible for this vessel's safety! The supposedly official report is an absolute travesty, a willfully deceptive fabrication designed to obstruct any attempts to reach the true cause of the loss of this vessel and the 852 victims.

[@borisjohnson2606]

Yep, after the official investigation the government insisted there were no holes in the hull, they said it was completely intact...they now have egg on there face because a hole has been discovered. How the hell are they going to explain it?

[@Kingkongphil]

@@borisjohnson2606 Easy, the hole was created when the ship hit the bottom. I could've draw that up myself and I'm far from an engineer or wreck investigator.

[@RistoOnKadunud]

I wasnt alive when this happend but i know that this is a really big thing in estonias history :(

[@alkku92]

I was but only two years old. BTW my mother happened to be in Tallinn and saw that boat and those people who went that boat to their unexpected death. R.I.P all of them who died so 86.1 percent of those who went that boat and never came back :(

[@MrMarky2007]

Estonia must never forget ! R I P

[@lux132]

Aleksis Kauranne my dad is a finnish truck driver he saw the ship leave last time.

[@Sinine600]

It has been almost 30 years now... RIP

[@tobbe573]

AMAZING video Dany! R.I.P. everyone that died in this very tragic distaster :'(

[@stianmathisen4284]

Carl Eric Reintamm did arrive the promenade deck 1 till 2 minutes after the loud 2 or 3 bangs that happened between ca. kl. 01.02 or 01.05. According to JAIC the bow visor fell of the ship around kl. 01.16. So the 2-3 big bangs, water on deck 1, and the following starboard listing did happen ca. 10-15 minutes before the separation of the bow visor! That is pretty strange, because that means that the sekvens of happenings did indeed start approximum 12-15 minutes before the car ramp could have let all the water inn on the car deck. That brings the questions on why the water came in on deck 1, and why the ship listed before the ramp fell down and the visor separated from the ship !? Reintamm did see something in the water that left the ship backwards to the left app. 10 minutes before the separation of the bow visor. Assuming that Reintamm looked backwards to the left from starboard promenade deck point of view, the thing in the water most likely could have hit the starboard side of the ship before the separation of the visor, and the opening of the ramp. If Reintamm speaks truth it clearly proves without any shadow of a doubt that the specific time of the the 2-3 loud bangs, the inlet of the water on deck 1, followed by the with 30 degrees starboard listing a few minutes later, that this sekvens of events clearly happened before the separation of the visor and the downfall of the ramp........

[@Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist]

Those big bangs explain the giant holes in her hull. The ones they were trying to cover up with huge bolders.

[@stianmathisen4284]

@@Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist Bolders?

[@Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist]

@@stianmathisen4284 Boulders. Rocks...big stones.

[@stianmathisen4284]

@@Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist We might assume they did drop large stones, the official story tells about smaller stones.....

[@jonbonesmahomes7472]

Hm..yeah .thats very interesting..

[@zessarf]

Rest in peace. We will find out the truth. Miss you all.

[@tobiastonybell6958]

The truth is the bow door opened and the ship therefore capsized.

[@jonbonesmahomes7472]

@Checkmate its from the impact with the seafloor when the ship sank.. Most probably..

[@ParumPirum]

I've been on that ship - when it ran under Wasabåtarna between Umeå and Vasa.

[@lplauraperi]

I was just writing about Estonia in my tablets notebook. It sure is sad. Someone could make a movie about her for the 20 year anniversary.

[@mickemike2148]

I feel that I need to say something here, but the words are just too insignificant to describe my feelings on this matter.

[@NellWatson]

Beautiful video. Thank you. I've never seen the footage of the divers at the Baltic Bar, or of the Graham's Six Grapes Port that I think you had in another video. Are these videos available anywhere online please? I've looked, and can only find the footage of deck 6 and the bridge that's just under 2 hours. I would really love to see more of the dive footage. Thank you!

[@ismolaitela6219]

If I remember correctly these videos are deleted (why??) Same thing, i also want to see the interior.

[@DJ-tt7tq]

So sad that so many lost their lives on that dreadful journey. It was a great shock to read the conclusions of the investigation report, that the ship was a death trap. A very ugly and horrible disaster.

[@Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist]

Every capsizing ship in the middle of the sea is a deathtrap. Up becomes down, down becomes up, left becomes right..and so on. Extremely difficult to get out a capsizing ship. And dont forget the panic everybody wants to get out at the same time.

[@DJ-tt7tq]

I know that.

[@jonbonesmahomes7472]

@@DJ-tt7tq Yeah,a giant deathtrap.. Terrible.. I dont know.. As i am researching this now and last dew weeks ,years etc, it always brings me back to that.. You are inside,too many people want to get to the deck at the same time while the ship is listing more and more.. You can be strong as hell but you need luck,crazy luck to survive everything.. Even if you get up on the deck ,even if you are on its side many dangers threaten you..

[@jonbonesmahomes7472]

@@Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist Thats correct man.. But you cannot even compare lets say Titanic and Estonia.. If i had to choose one to be on ,it would always be Titanic.. Because you had time.. You had time for everything ,even to make peace with yourself that you re gonna die eventually in a lets say 'more normal ' conditions where the ship wasnt in a such a heavy list as Estonia was.. Or on the other hand ,you had more time to escape the ship and save yourself.. Estonia was literally a 'DEATH TRAP' So so sad..

[@ellipsis101]

Would it be possible that the bow hatch, when it was torn off, then perhaps tore the hole in the side due to a wave, for example?

[@pontusjonsson2943]

No, this is denied by Estonian investigator. He had calculated the impact. RIP

[@octogonSmuggler]

The big question is, why didn't they bring the poor people's bodies back even though they were said by the initial diving crew to bee in "good condition", well as good as a dead body can be anyway. The families surely wanted their loved ones back for a proper funeral, yet the government didn't try to reclaim them from the sea? That's pretty sus if you ask me...

[@mikemanners1069]

I wonder if any of the people seen in this video were on that ship when it sank?

[@videorjagspararpamobilen8768]

my mother and my grandmother would have gone on m/s Estonia on the night she sank

[@RobCLynch]

I remember when this happened and i heard a report...i cant remember where...that people may have been trapped in air pockets, alive for a number of days. Does anybody else remember anything similar to what i have stated?

[@ratgames7988]

3:37 "Mida sa filmid?"/"What are you filming?" "Sind."/"You."

[@invisi-bullexploration2374]

I remember watching this documentary that actually had to my recollection recorded footage of the disaster as it unfolded. The first was a shot of a stairwell by the parking bay. You can hear a bunch of car alarms going off behind the door. This was likely and horrifically the cars being knocked against each other as they began to float. Second footage was worse. You witness perhaps the first casualty of the incident. A member of staff is knocked off his feet in the bar area and slides around the floor as the ship lists. According to the narrator (Who was apparently a survivor.) The man wasn't just unconscious. He was dead. The fall had somehow killed him instantly. This also shows the chaos of the situation with some not understanding just how serious this is becoming and still joking/cavorting as the body slides around with assorted objects being flung around.

[@94kieshababy]

Wow . the sinking of this ship happend 2 days before i was born. I was born 9/30/1994 . sink sanked 9/28/1994.

[@egg4389]

*after

[@tuurschepens4809]

@@egg4389 *before😜

[@Avurst]

It was the best ship in Estonia. May they RIP.

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

The worst the design was flawed and should never been passed fit to sail ,they even had a warning when the same happened to the sister ship but still did nothing

[@tuskmite]

There's actually a series about MS Estonia coming out soon. It's not like a docuseries or anything it's a disaster drama and also the most expensive Finnish series ever made. It's based on the heart breaking stories of the survivors. Loads of well known Estonian, Swedish and Finnish actors/actresses in it. I hope they do the victims and relatives justice instead of hollywoodifying their agony for profit like most movies and series that are based on tragic real life events.

[@Cheeseeatingshark]

being in a sinking car ferry is one of my biggest fears

[@huitase313]

no one will ever really know what happened there.. Actually my mother was supposed to go on that cruise to Stockholm where we lived at that time but 5 days earlier he gave birth to my sister.. thank god

[@Dennis-bh5wj]

your mother is a he?

[@huitase313]

yes, also mixed with horse

[@Gendos_Iz_Tallina]

Explosion, man, or heavy collision.

[@Gendos_Iz_Tallina]

Этот паром надо поднять, а затем тщательно изучить, и я более чем уверен, версия с отрывом апарели растворится в воздухе. И вот после этого будет интересно глянуть в лица тех, кто неистово отстаивал "чисто техническую" причину крушения.

[@StephenlStrange]

Geni4aR да и люди (выжившие с парома) утверждают что это не могло быть так.

[@comecandopormatogrosso3607]

O que mais me chamou atenção, foi os nomes dessas lojas dentro do navio, era só nomes de navios que já tinham afundado.

[@lift-qs4sn]

Очень грустно смотреть... Жалко людей и судно... И даже не известно ради чего его утопили...

[@2009bigchief]

R.I.P to all those poor soul on that boat :(

[@bigsmokee]

rest in peace m/s estonia

[@rickym7380]

5:42 it hurts to think that those kids are probably dead only like 13% of people survived r.i.p

[@NerdX151]

This was recorded long before the day of the accident.

[@Darisimon]

Nice video, with new scenes I didn't know yet. I give you a subscription.

[@pepperkakespisern5531]

Rare to see a footage of Arvo Andresson, sad to know there is not much to find about Arvo, i Wonder if he had a wife, kids or something

[@elmin82]

Rest in peace to all of the victims ..

[@teemupeju2139]

Wow, that bow ramp housing is huge, i allways thought it was just a little bump, `Till i saw thme crewmember next to it

[@tilldreblow9445]

Forever Estonia R.I.P

[@AverageAlien]

I travel on ferries quite often so I can imagine what it would be like

[@RentunRyysy]

Estonia lepää rauhas melkein kaikki ihmiset jokka tos näky niiden elämä päättyi karusti😭😭😭💔 ja nytte siitä on sitte 25vuotta

[@tomasmuller5839]

Dear swedish goverbnment. I respect you generally but: What do you want to hide if you want to build a sarcophagus around the ship and later try to forbid other countries to dive there? A country acts like that only when it has much to lose, when the truth comes to light. I tell you: one day it will come to light. And that will restore Sweden's honor.

[@dundercola]

U prob dont live in sweden so i can explain that its chaos here.

[@NerdX151]

Only citizens of the nordic countries are banned from diving there, and it is not that strange. The wreck is tomb, and you gotta show the dead some respect. But as I said, divers from other countries CAN dive there if they want, and there are plenty of videos out there of people doing so.

[@borisjohnson2606]

They were trying to hide the 4x1 metre hole in the hull that has now been discovered.

[@isackraft9065]

This video is very hard to watch

[@fxbigtoelilzoui1696]

I survived. God bless all those how died, i swore to never tell what happend, thats why i am alive.

[@Wesleyclarillos]

Lennart Toots lol

[@toothless7849]

Wesley Clarillos he isnt kidding. He is on the survivor list printed in 1994

[@sunnnnlight]

idk why but this ship gives off some creepy vibes.

[@alannewman85]

Is there not diving resumed on the Estonia to investigate the mysterious huge hole?

[@markdoyle2880]

I hope the truth finally comes out about what really happened.

[@pehtoori37]

1:35 is there longer version of this diving somewhere?

[@HoTeNaTV928]

Yes

[@Fiidnrnhr]

Why does everyone feel the need to add music to videos? Especially when there is original sound!

[@scaniavabis79]

Almost 25 years now....

[@Kokopilau77]

Can’t help but wonder how many of crew in the videos lost their lives that fateful day.

[@joeruiz4010]

All of the crew died.

[@MiloOliverify]

My friend's cousin died there...

[@kyostim]

When we will hear publicly what really happened, now only speculations.

[@TakutinFilms]

Were you traveled estonialla before it sank?

[@MD-82_B717_TFSFan]

10:16 Horn

[@user-ko5gc9os4w]

20 years (u may think I'm a sado but I'm still counting)

[@ussindianapolis9137]

25

[@Stewensson]

R.I.P.. LOVE YOU ALL:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chanel65269]

Nyt siittä on jos yli 20 vuotta ku itämeren ylpeys uppos... (Now its over 20 years of the sinking of the baltic seas pride...)

[@twa747jp]

I can't stop crying

[@mampe8898]

Try to sleep. You have been crying now 2 years.

[@AmberYAHeaRd]

I was 9 days old when this ship was made.

[@PhillipMitchell-f3m]

I love this ship sad what happened Jesus have them in his arms now 😞🙏🏾❤

[@tanjakivimaki9222]

crying....:( beatifull

[@UmmAcutally...]

Am I the only one who watched this in 2021?

[@Duketributechannel]

The music is perhaps from " Rienzi " of Richard Wagner ?

[@Spyker8921]

Yes, it is.

[@petemac3964]

Who gives a fuck

[@SuperPevan]

Har Du Åkt Med Estonia?

[@DjMiBsweden]

japp ett år innan

[@alva3060]

Min kompis mormor och morfar åkte den 1 månad innan det hände

[@veetee355]

Why don't they just take the wreck outtof the bottom of the sea and really do some good investigation. I understand that there are dead passengers inside but that is some real bullshit, I don't understand

[@Manaritzis88]

These people got murdered! 😢

[@dankim6753]

I want to find some information about the girl wear glasses at 5:36

[@TheMau5person]

Why ?? You act sus

[@EIGHTIEESALWAYS]

20 years ago. :/ RIP.

[@twa747jp]

I am very sad.

[@dankim6753]

Does anyone here have any information about the girl wear glasses at 5:36

[@dcr1111111]

Thanks :)

[@Altezza1999]

And now it''s been 30.

[@TheAbderaman]

they have to raise the wreck and recover the victims

[@TigeroL42]

abderaman alzemouri The victims have dissolved in the mineral rich water by now. There is a video on youtube where divers study the wreck like two years after the accident and at one point you can see the diver pull out a human upper torso by the head and it disintegrates as he does it. The face looked like the dead marches spirits from LOTR as it disintegrated.

[@TheAbderaman]

it looks strange because another ship sunk in shallow waters on lake superior and the bones are still intact nearly a century after the accident

[@TheAbderaman]

@Suomi Perkele! for my point of view it is disrespectful to let them like garbage inside the wreck with all the furnitures inside it is sad and the families are saying the same

[@TheAbderaman]

@Suomi Perkele! yes but look at the sewol ferry in korea they lifted the wreck i can't understand why it is not the case for europe a developed country they had to do it in the 90s

[@ZahdShah]

@@TigeroL42 can you send the link of that video? Or tell me the title?

[@antoniovictoriaramirez4919]

RIP.

[@lapplandsjagare]

Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@xx1915]

Im born 1982 sow i rember Estonia very Well

[@estoniafyndet]

Right-wing politics and Carl Bildt is to blame for the Estonia disaster. Estoniafyndet is a good place about the catastrophe.

[@CharlierPvPFSX]

what song did you used at 5.35

[@KidChameleonWildSide]

This is a new clip but it's what i found: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZzYpIhuhKudqbc