Wealthy Passengers on the Titanic: The Millionaires

[@kathymoses6675]

My husbands uncle went down on the Titanic. He was actually a hero saving people help them in lifesaving boat. Went to save another person never came back. He was on his honeymoon his wife survived.

[@QueenBee-gx4rp]

He was very gallant, and that is so sad for his wife.

[@isabellajones8595]

Wow imagine going on the titanic for your honeymoon! I wish!

[@chadgaston8615]

Thank God I know better. I wouldn't die for todays females or children if someone paid me to.

[@varan2412]

I smell cap but hopefully thats true

[@glowinthedarksoul]

I was on the Titanic as well. Your husband's uncle saved me.

[@finalbossoftheinternet6002]

A good man. And I think that’s how he wanted to be remembered, not for his wealth but for his character. Everyone knew who he was he could have promised anyone the moon and survived if he wanted but he chose to save other people. A rare breed of good and decent gentleman. This toast is for John Jacob Astor.

[@CLH-k3p]

🥂

[@bar10ml44]

John Jacob was a true gentleman. Ensured his wife was safe and didn’t use his wealth and power to demand his own safety

[@corineusa1454]

He was a gentleman along with hundreds of other gentlemen & women who took their fate.

[@haroldlangendoen1079]

M it

[@haroldlangendoen1079]

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[@gailschnitzer5089]

@Diana Beebe ...yea, I agree...an 18 year old!...lol....seems like some things never change do they?

[@mynamename5172]

@@amberisthecolor3551 Oh no! I am so sad now!

[@pbp125]

I worked in a morgue for 19 years. In the end, the richest lay side-by-side naked and equal.

[@melb.1906]

Peter Palmer when you are death you are equal yes but not for the rich people who are alive. There wouldn’t exist first and third class. The rich get the best the poor is nothing!

[@reinacoffee8557]

@@melb.1906 So what if they get the best, they're still dead and they can't enjoy it!

[@melb.1906]

reina coffee But they enjoyed it when they were alive. That is what matters.

[@jolenaagapisou3803]

mel b. - what really matters is where you spend eternity, the physical body is just a shell, decays, returning to dust; its the soul that lives forever either in heaven or hell depending on your status with God

[@melb.1906]

reina coffee Who cares after death, it matters how you lived. That’s what’s all about.

[@reinacoffee8557]

In today's world, John Jacob Astor would be considered a billionaire!! His houses were more beautiful than any Titanic.

[@nancydublin9666]

I learned recently JJA and I share ancestors. His mother's maiden name was Schermerhorn. My great, great grandmother was a Schermerhorn. Dutch people living in NY. The mutual ancestor arrived in U.S. 1643. He was 14 years old. Interesting family history. I highly recommend people to learn about their roots. It's so fascinating!

[@amarie3187]

@@nancydublin9666 that is absolutely fascinating! I’m trying to trace my family’s roots but I’m not sure where to start!

[@unspokenmajority3469]

P.A.B weirder, father of one of the fellas who died in the titanic was worth 4trillion USD today

[@nataliawashington872]

@@unspokenmajority3469 really! But I thought aster was the richest on the Titanic, how would jja be a billionaire today and this father be worth trillionaire

[@Ms.Delphine1204]

And a predator 😂

[@randeman]

When posters talk about wealth, don't forget to take into account inflation. One dollar in 1912 was the equivalent to $27.43 today. So if Astor had $2000 on him when he died, that's almost $55,000 today.

[@corineusa1454]

Spot on!!!

[@lynnereyes5125]

Thanks that’s interesting something I didn’t know

[@brcsephina]

imagine having $55,000 in pocket change

[@Karyabs]

The inflation formula is very misleading. It compares the current year only to the previous year. So $1 in 1912 is way more than $27.43 in today's money.

[@ems901]

@@Karyabs one dollar got you a lot back then. 27.00 gets you a couple loaves of bread today.

[@anasarria9959]

That can only mean that he was an incredibly kind, generous, and selfless person. Being the richest man on the Titanic instantly assured him a spot in a life boat, that means he let others pass before him, because even some of the male crew members survived and the richest man did not...that tells you a lot.

[@sweetever6805]

@MELA amen for that

[@billybollox5216]

He tried to get into the life boat with his wife but was turned away

[@ewanmee9877]

I believe he was in opposition to the establishment of the Federal Reserve. Saw it for the danger it was to the common man.

[@charleneneisler7596]

MELA Only if he was saved would he go to Heaven

[@Kimmelbee1]

@@billybollox5216 he asked if he could go with his pregnant wife to take care of her. When he was told no, he asked for the number of the lifeboat so that he could find her later. He, like many others, didn't think that the ship would actually sink. There are also reports that he was going to the final lifeboat but gave his seat to children.

[@TheBestOfEverything-dt2nt]

I like what the narrator said "All equal in death". No money was able to pay for their life.

[@noeldee9236]

The Best Of Everything 2019 maybe so bug they didn’t live miserably

[@Chuked]

Noel Dee All are equal in death, you really can’t disagree

[@marcleblanc3602]

Not exactly equal consequences... Millionnaires were send for slaughter with others to stop resistance to British invasion of USA economy & politics. FDA may not have taken power and indepted USA for life.

[@catherine412-paris2]

yet...

[@cherieadams77]

The only thing that matters in the end is are you saved and where will you spend eternity! Jesus is the ONLY WAY the TRUTH and the LIFE! Romans 10:9-10 KJV That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth that Jesus is Lord and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised Him from the dead- Thou shalt be saved! Rapture of the Church is imminent!!!

[@DalV]

My family didn’t know each other but my mothers great grandparents survived. My fathers great grandfather decided to go later so he could buy horses. He sent his luggage and assistant who perished. The whole history of Titanic is fascinating.

[@blu3_enjoy]

Very interesting family history

[@donnix1192]

My great grandfather Albert Horswill is a Titanic survivor, he was on the controversial lifeboat with the Duff Gordons.

[@Michelle_p17]

That so surprisingly just because he was rich I would have never thought he would’ve helped the poor but he did What an awesome man he was.

[@magdalenemoodley595]

I doubt for one minute that He wasn't generous it seems his character and intergrity followed him. It just came naturally for him to give his seat in a life boat to another. May his soul rest in peace.🙏🙏

[@JorgieTheJRT]

This video gets the Worst Phony Mustache Award!

[@SHAFx]

Hahahaha

[@makepeace234]

Hear hear! Looks like his preschool kid made it for him out of construction paper and stuck it on w/paste. The "actors" walking in front of the blown up pictures were more fake than a 1950's B picture; I'm pretty sure even Ed Wood could have done better.

[@angelicaplummer6127]

... lol. I did not understand what you meant, until I saw the re-enactments. those things is scary.

[@harryfishback8173]

Right ...

[@harryfishback8173]

Their acting skills were atrocious if thats what your saying the costumes were suitable not quite period entirely but they worked in the larger sense...

[@pamelajudd]

Such a sad day,so many life lost,may they all R.I.P

[@Raajanyo]

You said right. RIP to all souls nao lost on Titanic

[@MsLivingston7]

...hopefully they've reincarnated into wonderful lives.

[@sarahann3474]

130 of the first-class passengers died during the sinking of the ship. The second-class passengers lost 166 people. Third-class passengers accounted for the largest loss of life among the passengers with 536. The ship’s crew suffered the most, losing over three-fourths of their numbers with 685 casualties.

[@MrCJ-qz9dl]

I thought this was quite entertaining as well as providing a good principle: that rich or poor one day our time will come.

[@MariaLima-vm8ic]

This shows you that every one is equal at the end of the day.

[@bobforapples8665]

The Lusitania is a much more important ship than the Titanic! See my videos!

[@waynesandoval6688]

Maria bmnu eel do

[@hairybeefman]

You all are pretty wrong when u say « all equal in death »... in fact most of survivors in safty boats were rich people. Most women and child but rich. The pourcentage of poor people compare to rich people who died this night is way higher. Prooves even front of death people are not equal at all. Same during war same during epidemy same during nature catastroph...

[@sonysonic5372]

hairybeefman hairybeefman same during where they buried you same during the worms that eat you same during the dirt you become

[@chykim1]

Maria Lima no they weren't all equal.. Most of the "poor" passengers died.

[@sonnydelight5737]

"A man who has a million dollars, is as well off as a man who is rich" - John Jacob Astor (Quote from about 1908)

[@pualive5449]

Rich or poor but they all die the same ay

[@felipeyoutube04]

Ay

[@trs7983]

All in hell!

[@vivianperino5006]

Pua Live ...When the sea water 💧 goes into their lungs...they all die the same way! How tragic!

[@buggsylove8328]

I seen ghost

[@buggsylove8328]

Love

[@0FRIJOLERO]

That girl was wearing the same exact outfit that Rose wore at the beginning of the James Cameron film. She must have borrowed that from Kate Winslet.

[@juliastrzalka]

I hope you were jokong...

[@WhatAboutCasey]

Julia Strzalka And i hope you caught the joke.

[@desi_blackgirl4949]

Julia Strzalka you dont get it thats why u think its lame 😂😂

[@tiffanysanchez9184]

TheBigVeganGiant Yes she is but Kate definitely wore it better!

[@Raajanyo]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@janettaschuch3591]

There have been uncounted bits on Titanic but this one is so creative & one of the best ever.

[@janedoe805]

I’m simply delighted that KZbin recommend your Channel! I immediately subscribed and rang the notification bell! Great job with your video! 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@adamsmaxwell9927]

Hi 👋 Jane How are you doing?

[@CriaPat]

2:33 - > Am I the only one who heard this: "Titanic left New York in April 1912..." The ship never departed from New York, and never arrived there. The ship departed from Southampton, England.

[@theporticoofards4479]

It says "left FOR New York"

[@MEVP4499]

Why’s Ms. Astor wearing Roses’s sailing outfit?

[@kiersten9378]

Yeah Mrs. Astor and ms. Astor

[@sadia2395]

Ya thats what caught my eye too :p i guess just a borrow from the movie

[@harryfishback8173]

Not borrowed from the movie. That was a very chic and popular styled at the time. Women of money would dress for each occasion sometimes switching their look betwen 6-8x per day....

[@harryfishback8173]

I was extremely i mpressed with the wardrobe from the movie absolute perfection. I know that most if not all of Kate Winslets costumes were actual period pieces

[@elernation5519]

Vitória Alencar Well Rose wasn’t actually onboard she was made up. It was what young women wore back then.

[@robertschmidt7625]

The Titanic had two 4-cylinder triple expansion reciprocating engines to drive the port and starboard props and a single turbine to drive the center prop.

[@superdupertyson]

I only just learned there was a fire in engine room burning for days. I find it wholey suspicious. j p morgan was meant to board too but cancelled last minute. his rivals were taken out in one fell swoop

[@mujjuman]

This shows mankind that we are all equal, regardless of how much money you have. We all will someday die, and that's a guarantee.

[@melb.1906]

mujjuman We all die but it’s all about the possibilities you have and how good you live before you die. That counts.

[@jolenaagapisou3803]

mel b. - it really doesn’t matter how good you were in life, what matters is are you saved with Jesus Christ as your Savior? We only get this free gift of salvation while still living, the choice is ours to make, after physical death it’s too late to make things right with God. Our soul lives on forever, spending eternity with God in heaven or spending it in Hell with Satan IF you didn’t accept Jesus as your savior

[@TheNotverysocial]

@@melb.1906 Most will be forgotten ultimately. Like they were never here at all. It is exceptionally rare to leave any kind of permanent impression past living memory.

[@Rosie-fj7yr]

@@jolenaagapisou3803 Sorry I am only reading this now, 2 years later but you are so right. We need to be ready to meet our end. Knowing Jesus , we have nothing to fear.

[@CissyBrazil]

This video is so well done. Live actors integrated with drawings! Nice!

[@adamsmaxwell9927]

Hi 👋 How are you doing?

[@SirParcifal]

I'm in love with Edwardian jewelry

[@Ken-dv9uf]

With Gilligan & the Skipper too..the Millionaire & his Wife... the Movie star, the Professor & MayAnn here on....

[@whatalsaid]

1:12 that outfit has big "it doesn't look any bigger than the Mauretania" energy.

[@blancosfamilyfarm1798]

"Shes More than 100 feet longer than moratania, and far more luxurious" "you can be blahzay about some things rose, but not about titanic"

[@sarahmoviereviewer4109]

Because of the Titanic I never want to go on a cruise ship

[@MerleOberon]

smart move.

[@cchocolaties]

sarah movie reviewer The Titanic was a ocean liner, but I see your point.

[@asmrlobe9728]

LOL best comment EVER

[@pandalover8178]

😂

[@brucemarsico6]

How silly.....Just don't sail across the north Atlantic....ice bergs, you know.Perhaps the best cruise for you would be to the Caribbean.If your ship sank you'd be in warmer waters. You could tread a bitbefore being torn apart by blood thirsty sharks.All fears departed now?

[@msbrowngault]

Whenever I hear the name John Jacob, I immediately think: "John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, his name is my name too. Whenever we go out, the people always shout, John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt" I don't know why ... I just do 😧

[@mexinvasion]

Recess?

[@IanzGurrl]

+MsG. Me too! Though, I admit, I couldn't remember all the lyrics.... thanks for helping me out, lol :)

[@danseabreeze1404]

+MsG. LOL! : D

[@rosemoon3118]

+MsG. I haven't sang that song since childhood, and I'm 25

[@ginaidrac1069]

MsG...me too. lmao!

[@luisqsk]

3:40 minutes that will never get back in my life

[@phyllisbentley5067]

Very nice. Now make a mini-documentary featuring all the friends and associates of J.P. Morgan and his minions who cancelled their reservations in first class just a matter of DAYS before the "Titanic's" Maiden Voyage.

[@di4085]

Interesting. Could you expel more info on this? The "Titanic"?

[@kelleyjones2926]

Kinda like the dude who put insurance policies on twin towers before the 9/11 attacks? Coincidence I think NOT!

[@di4085]

But was it really the titanic?

[@jmack129]

🙄🙄🙄

[@superdupertyson]

like all crimes theres a lot of motive. JP morgans rivals were all on this boat. he destroyed his competition. probably got a nice insurance payout as a cherry on top, seeing as it was Morgan that owned the titanic through one of his businesses. J P always seemed like a ruthless business man and this is in an age that had less rules. it's the same as its always been in that regard. violence wins, not the good guys like you see in the movies

[@griffinhines7012]

THAT FAKE MUSTACHE THO

[@Me-eo3jt]

Griffin Hines ikr right

[@Nealpainting1984]

Really gone all out on those effects! LOL

[@SmoovyNovaFan]

damn Astor was 48 with an 18 year old bride, imagine that in 2019

[@Yomi2012]

Rico Sebastiani that is still common in other countries. But in west is now frowned upon due to the feminist culture

[@noeldee9236]

She was still legal what’s wrong with that

[@SmoovyNovaFan]

Noel Dee i mean u can tell that to the people who didn't like it and made them go on the Titanic and eventually die

[@the_pattan_channel]

Then what?

[@Summerbreeze345]

That's not unheard of even today.

[@AShlaimon]

From what I’ve heard, JJ Astor was crushed my a funnel. His body was found but he was “absolutely crushed”

[@kelleyjones2926]

What are you talking about?

[@AShlaimon]

@@kelleyjones2926 hahaha

[@musicrock_]

> Benjamin Guggeinheim > Isa Strauss > John J. Astor *they all opposed Federal Reserve

[@smug8567]

Brave Americans, I salute you! From Poland.

[@claremurphy5089]

Love from IRELAND 🇮🇪🍀💗

[@Jc22ny]

very good clip...thanks for uploading

[@marl9304]

Magnífico documental..aunque muy corto..Muchas gracias por los subtítulos en español..es todo un detalle

[@StevenTorrey]

Interesting video. I remember Lord's "A Night to Remember"; never watched the Cameron film.

[@tomkellycartoons]

I think yiu would enjoy it, even for the well-done visuals. 👍

[@quannga99]

Most of the unsinkable ships are found at the bottom.

[@eternalsunshineofthespotlessme]

I think it's fair to say we all end up the same way regardless of wealth - nobody is bigger than death, but saying that riches had nothing to do with whether you survived or not is a bit inaccurate when you look at the survival rate of 1st class passengers vs. 2nd and 3rd class passengers.

[@jgs1703]

You realize thats because 1st class was up top by the lifeboats and 3rd class was at the bottom of the ship right? You are acting like they picked people by how much money they had. It was women and children first. Many 3rd class passengers never made it up or made it up so late the boats were full. You are ignorant and really stupid.

[@merle9195]

1:10 rose wore the same dress in the movie 😍

[@INTIMEFILMPRODUCTION]

John Jacob Astor was a modern day Donald Trump. One of his hotels in Manhattan is right beside the Peninsula Hotel where I was in NY and they have a big painting of him in the hallway saying that JJ Astor was the man who built it... I have a lot of respect for this man because he helped save others when the Titanic was sinking and didn't try to use his wealth to save himself like many others would have

[@ZorcTheDarkOnex]

He was also a Lt Col. in the spanish american war so he was better than that clown trump.

[@windstorm1000]

+Christopher Hahn is the hotel still there? name?

[@mujjuman]

Astoria Hotel

[@tammymartinez7488]

mujjuman isn't it the Waldorf-Astoria now?

[@mujjuman]

Yes

[@annafanakerpan60]

The decks were a divider among the classes until such times as they lay flat upon a metal bed

[@kiantaylor6924]

1:13 Anyone notice she's wearing Rose's 'Boarding Outfit'?

[@ivy-gi9gg]

yesss

[@lotusgrl444]

Cameron probably got the inspiration from this, maybe?

[@Happynlucky]

Interesting no Rockefeller was in that boat. Anyone know if the Strauss guy made it out?

[@harolynallison6876]

Who cares about the millonaires and their money. Going on the class system, so many stearage passengers were left to drown. They had to stay below untill first class were taken care of.

[@edwinrivera8449]

+Harolyn Allison If not for the Millionaires and their money, we would not have industries, jobs, an economy. You would be planting and growing vegetables to feed you family. Because of the "RICH" someone is growing them for you. Don't mock thee rich hypocrite. I am sure you would love to be one.

[@JT09D]

+Edwin Rivera What are you? An "appeaser" and sycophant (suck up) of the 1%? You're blind. 5% of the most wealthy now own 95% of the wealth in the U.S. Income inequality has never been this horribly skewed. Get out and actually "grow" your own vegetables. You'd better learn now. You may be forced to. And of course we'd have industries and more jobs if the rest of the country had more of the wealth = more opportunity for more businesses and jobs. Mega-industries and few huge corps. with little competition is the worst possible situation. And it's the poor growing and harvesting your veggies etc... not some "rich" douchebag. They underpay those poor to do it for them and their own profit. They don't do it for you or anyone else. You're fooling yourself. And if you are in favor of a class system, what Harolyn was talking about in the first place, then you're "supposed to be" in the "wrong country", the U.S.... unfortunately it's not so much at all anymore so that wealth is more evenly spread among the population with a robust middle "class." At this point sadly those days are long gone.

[@edwinrivera8449]

Move to an Island or live in a country that lives off the Earth...Grow your own food.

[@lelandjr2]

+Harolyn Allison Actually they were kept below so as not to storm the boats and behave like beasts. All the blame for deaths go to those who decided to carry less lifeboats when the ship was designed to carry enough for all!

[@imranbakhsh3685]

What can we say man .. All Fucking western people r like that

[@lottelarsen2918]

1.09 that's "Roses" outfit😆😆

[@amberosburn2941]

Lotte Larsen Yes I noticed that as well. I like your comment. It's true and very cute!!!!😛😁💃💃

[@Ledboi420]

1:09

[@wheelmanstan]

It's very interesting in who survived and who didn't. Men in second class had an 8% survival rate, as low as it gets, lower than 3rd class. Then you see only 50% of 3rd class children lived. More male crew survived than male passengers and female crew had a 91% chance of survival. The crew knew to get their butts on those boats and STILL they weren't filled to capacity. They were basically a little over half full and only started loading people 30 minutes after firing rockets which was an hours after impact. They never even loaded 2 of them, one only had 12! It was supposed to have 12 more boats but they thought that would add clutter. Nearly all passengers could be saved with the 20 it had, with 12 more possibly 600 more could be saved. They got more people off the rolling Lusitania in 18 minutes than Titanic could get off in 7x that amount of time. Crazy.

[@jgs1703]

Very misleading data and numbers.

[@wheelmanstan]

@@jgs1703 If it's wrong and you know it's wrong, feel free to correct it.

[@jgs1703]

@@wheelmanstan anybody with half a brain can already see you are a phony

[@donnix1192]

My great grandfather Albert Horswill was a Titanic survivor. His lifeboat only had 12 people on it and it held 40. He was a crewman ordered into lifeboat one by Officer Murdoch, the Duff Gordons were also on his lifeboat and were falsely accused of bribing Albert and others to not return to pick up passengers in the sea. This was an outright lie, just like the narrative that these lifeboats were under filled because of crew incompetence. His lifeboat, the one with 12, was blocking the larger lifeboats that held 65 instead of 40. It was also on the less populated starboard side where passengers did not believe the ship was in danger and refused to board. Murdoch thought it was better to lower the lifeboat away with 5 first class passengers and seven nearby crewmen as opposed to lowering it away with NO ONE.

[@theresaholguin699]

I still can't believe that the Titanic sunk. Truly an amazing ship but that iceberg was no match for that big ship.

[@tinasheppard6269]

wow that man was a true gentleman ;o(

[@MauriceRivers415]

It's sad to think that in 1912, $1 million dollars was truly a lot of money. In 2012 and until now, it's enough to buy a house, and not necessarily in an upper-middle class or wealthy neighborhood, either.

[@Beatmetomorrow]

When Rose told Jack that J.J Astor was the richest man in the Titanic

[@kelleyjones2926]

I remember Rose gossiping about how she was young, and this was their honey moon yet she was in a delicate state(aka pregnant)!

[@johnnytastetest]

It's true that many of the first class passengers survived, but there were FAR fewer first class passengers than there were second and third class, and in addition to "women and children first," they naturally loaded the lifeboats starting with first class, followed by the others. Also consider that a lot of 2nd and 3rd class people DID survive, and yet Astor, Gugenheim, etc, with all their money and power, had to await their deaths, simply because women/children got priority. Gender equality?

[@susansinclair888]

surely inequality

[@Naomi-xu4hq]

Woman in 3rd class had a higher chance at survival than a man from 1st.

[@WaschlappenTali]

It's the Gentleman style

[@xodig_7]

*A story that the world will never forget....*

[@nicksofialakis1448]

The Titanic was a Banksters job and J Astor was one of their main targets.

[@gutsikanaimatanhire1636]

Exactly.something was very fishy there

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

Gutsikanai Matanhire no, not true buddy.

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

Sorry but that’s not true buckaroo. The is absolutely no evidence to support that

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

In the end, money means nothing.

[@MichaelOnRockyTop]

So what were they doing in England at the time? Did they go over there soley to ride back on the Titanic?

[@jessiejames7492]

some of them yes. since it was built in liverpool

[@ritascott646]

They had been on a European honeymoon.

[@georgettecosenza3701]

Interesting video but that got one fact wrong. It was said that the ship NY April 1912 when in fact it left the UK.

[@cehaddunebuggy3899]

For all the millions they had it did not save them in the end

[@holyfielddroptop3974]

Little did you know that john jacob astor helped others to board on small boats and throws some furnitures for people already jumped to the sea

[@andrewking9761]

@@holyfielddroptop3974 That was an awesome act to help others like that when his own life was in peril.

[@Whareva]

Imagine how scary that would really be to see somthing so big be swollowed in the water around you. Idk it just feels scary to evn think about it

[@TitanicTheShipFan]

In 13 days I'll be acknowledging the 101 anniversary. Titanic goes off for her sea trials 101 years ago today.

[@ellenchavez2043]

His wife was his second wife and considerably younger. While many vilified her as a golddigger, although her family was "well off", they married for love. After his death, her inheritance was large, but would be forfeited if she remarried. She did remarry and forfeited the inheritance. It's a great story.

[@SmoovyNovaFan]

"Now they will retreat in a cloud of smoke and congratulate each other on being masters of the universe"

[@edienandy]

Rico Sebastiani “The Supreme Court is not swallowing it.”

[@beautymariely]

Had to be an airhead commenting only stupidity!!!

[@JojoplusBo]

I really like what you have one here in this video...well done & thakyou for posting it!

[@GCStalker]

The Titanic was sailing westward so never reached New York. Her maiden voyage was from Belfast calling at Southampton and Queenstown. She had fire in her coal bunkers all the way and this is thought to have weakened some of the watertight bulkheads and exterior steel plating.

[@bravo795mp]

Gordon Stalker I was hoping someone would correct this. That mistake really bothered me... lol

[@connormacleod7010]

Why Did they ignore the iceberg warnings

[@DallasJayCook]

While Bruce Ismay managed to live a good life after the incident. He didn't donate even a single cent of his millions for the families of his unsinkable ship victims.

[@MrBITS101]

the main engines of the Titanic were 2 reciprocating engines, there was a 3rd engine that ran off the exhausts of theses engines and this engine was a turbine.

[@jessiejames7492]

he had $2,500 dollars with him on that last night . Can you imagine that much money in those years? when you could buy something for a cent or half a cent. my mother was telling us...

[@jaybone9]

+jessie james i would like to have 2500 on me today lol

[@jessiejames7492]

jay bone who wouldnt....? :)

[@jessiejames7492]

Thomas Johnson really? thanks. but $2500 is something but isnt much in todays worth

[@ericmcclain1869]

John Jacob Astor didn't just have 2500 bucks on him. He had 3 different currencies on him. He had $2500 USD, $2000 UK pounds, along with some other currency. They also found a huge diamond ring on him, gold belt buckle, gold money clip, and a diamond stick pen for his tie. The dude was literally ballin' while he floated lifelessly in the ocean.

[@mujjuman]

None of that mattered when he died, and none of it saved him from death. None of it will be of any use to him after he died too. Interesting how life is

[@Cabdrum1]

At the end of the game the pawns go into the same box as the King .

[@Patchdee1]

Great expression!

[@MerleOberon]

Who doesn't love the Titanic?

[@christofour217]

John Jacob Astor should have packed an inflatable life raft in one of those trunks he brought with him.

[@fijiwater777]

“Titanic left New York in April 1912” at 2:33. It left South Hampton TO New York.

[@fernandoreinoso1986]

Yes, the ship's trip began in Southampton.In fact it never reached New York.

[@dennymcfastlane8530]

@@fernandoreinoso1986 Don't they MORONS Proof Read ANYTHING???

[@arrowintheknee9956]

She says "left for New York".

[@SnarkierThan-U-R]

The narrator's voice is so soothing

[@jamesfracasse8178]

Rich or poor they are forever intombed together in the wreck. Just like the survivors disanbarking together.

[@aditipant249]

Mrs Aster is wearing Rose's suit dress from the movie. I came in the fashion magazine in 1912 March issue.

[@victorregalado819]

On the 25 of November,I'm going to a field trip to a museme about the titanic♥️💕😀

[@anncomleyl4390]

Victor Regalado 8

[@rogermarsh9806]

The designers only said it was PRACTICALLY UNSINKABLE it was the press that endlessly stated it was absolutely unsinkable thus lulling everybody into a false sense of security.

[@sparx180]

I have always wondered if the Titanic was a false flag!!

[@sarahmoviereviewer4109]

The world will never forget the Titanic because it sank

[@TitanicTheShipFan]

705 survivors. Mainly women and children.

[@AnnaFresa1]

I got anxiety that the video was this short

[@choirboyfromhell1]

"Knots per hour"...c'mon. A knot is a measurement of velocity.

[@bjlyon615]

choirboyfromhell1 Titanic’s top speed was about 38 feet per second or 26 knots per hour.

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

Looking for Truth here top speed was 24 knots, Mauritania’s top speed was 28 knots

[@livingreflection5]

Titanic did NOT leave NY! It was on its way to NY. Good job.

[@alycia383]

I have been to John asters house it's so cool and the wallpaper was coming off of the walls and 4 year old children were disrespectful by jumping on everything and sadly they are renovating the second half of the mansion. I went there for a photo shoot and felt terrible when I even had so sit on the couch. Things seem more interesting to me when things important to history are left alone and untouched then that means if nobody when to john asters estate everything would have been the exact same way before he left for the titanic.

[@marinedrv]

Thank you for this production - the narration was beautifully done - nice work.

[@orettacarter1312]

They said the ship was unsinkable, they forget who created that great wide deep ocean. Nothing man make in this world, can compare with God!s mighty power.

[@RezMusic2oh4]

Stfu. It was all planned.

[@kelleyjones2926]

I find it interesting when Rose's fiance said not even God could sink this ship, but before he could finish the sentence was inter interrupted. He was an imaginable SOB alright! I LMBO 😂 when Rose called him out on that comment!

[@kelleyjones2926]

@@RezMusic2oh4WTF dude? Seriously you STFU!

[@SleepMeditationandAffirmations]

Atleast Mr.Astor wasnt locked in the lower deck like the 3rd class people was to drown to death before the boat sank. Woman, men and children.

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

3rd class was never locked. They were actually taken to the boats in small groups at a time by crew.

[@Dykstra1979]

The first conspiracy of the 1900's. Funny how good ol JP got off just in time. Funny how JJA was against the FED and could have shut it down. Jesuit captain went down with his ship tho, but they did plant explosives in case he changed his mind.

[@MsLivingston7]

+Mark Dykstra I over the years have read from several sources that the ship was already damaged when it took off...that the sinking was planned because of some of the notable people on it. Google it.

[@jugni0019]

@@MsLivingston7 yep the people, who were against fed R. So one shot all clear, and President Wilson made it easy for them

[@MsLivingston7]

@@jugni0019 ....yes.

[@OWOT-re5jf]

Well done except for the phone mustache. Love your work!!!

[@thelizfamilyvlogs6187]

I remember his character in the movie. I guess they didnt have children, or maybe they did, but he put his wife and children in the boat saying Ill see you in the morning to comfort them.

[@conniecrawford5231]

Astor has 2 children from his 19 year marriage and a pregnant 18 year old bride- only the unborn son was on the Titanic . Mrs. Astor got in the lifeboat with her maid and nurse while pregnant with his second son “ Jakey”!

[@123raven4]

I believe the founder of Macy's were on board! They were the older couple that was in the bed together as the water rose in the show!

[@claudiocavaliere856]

Unbelievable! Very , very sad momentum of our history!

[@alanyeomans3211]

"Nor wealth were to make any difference"......really? Have you seen the lists of survivors from each of the 3 classes?

[@robertamitchum]

why don't you mention the main reason - foundation of FED, criminal income taxes ..? Without this info this video is for nothing.

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

It wasn’t an inside job, rather a total accident

[@MsLivingston7]

@@SQUAREHEADSAM1912 ...sunk on purpose. sorry.

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

@@MsLivingston7 no, it didn’t

[@Eftelicious27]

The dress the woman wears at 1:14 is the same dress that Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet) wore in the movie.