Captain Smith and the Titanic

Captain Smith and the TitanicThe Titanic is still news nearly a century after the worlds finest and largest ship struck an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage in April, 1912. The events of that fateful voyage are told through dramatised contemporary accounts. These are enhanced by an extensive interview with survivor Eva Hart MBE, who was a girl of seven at the time. This is not only the story of a great tragedy, but also of Edward John Smith a potters son who rose from the

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