What caused the Titanic to sink, and why did it become one of history’s most infamous maritime disasters? This book examines the sinking of the RMS Titanic in April 1912, one of the deadliest disasters in maritime history. It explores the ship's design, its luxurious amenities, and the lack of sufficient lifeboats, which contributed to the massive loss of life. The narrative examines the sequence of events during the ship’s collision with an iceberg, the panic and heroism that followed, and the aftermath, including the international response and changes to maritime safety laws. By analyzing the available archives, including survivor accounts and scientific investigations, the book provides a detailed account of the Titanic tragedy and explores its lasting cultural impact, inspiring countless books, films, and theories.
