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The Titanic: The Story Of Titanic

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TITANIC

Did you know that titanic was one of the biggest ships in it´s time in 1912 this is the story of titanic Titanic was built in belfast,ireland
This is titanic 's route

WHAT IS TITANIC

Titanic was built in belfast,ireland and set sail on april,10th,1912. then on on april 14th of april a iceberg struck the titanic and titanic went under water on april 15th 1912. Almost 100 years have past since titanic been down at the bottom of the ocean. Titanic has never been raised off the bottom of the ocean but the movie is not really based of the real titanic jack and rose aren 't real jack mistaken for a barber aboard the ship named james.
When titanic went down 20,000 people died and 720 survived that is sad titanic now lies 700,000,000 meters down at the bottom of the ocean broken in half

This is a gif of titanic Titanic survivors were picked up by the carpathia the captain of the ship noticed that people of titanic a were silent he figured that they were bummed out that some of their family died it was true some husbands ,wifes ,moms and dads even kids died mostly because of hypothermia, hypothermia is when someone is so cold that they die,they can be revived by heating them up.

Titanic sank nearly
100 years ago and broke in two between the 3rd and 4th columns my GIF may say it broke evenly but it is wrong, like i said before way to many died and because there not enough lifeboats only 24

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