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  1. All the movies about this disaster only show above deck happenings. It's about time some portrayal of the men fighting below decks to keep her afloat was made.
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  2. Really hope more people watch this documentary, & remember the hidden heroes,who did what they could to save as many lives as they could. Very well done. Loved it!
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  3. Beautiful documentary. I close my eyes and listen to the beautiful voice of the narrator and my mind goes back in time and I can see it all happening before me , as if I were there..Thank you for a well-done documentary
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  4. I was thinking that we could not produce a better movie that James Cameron's one before 2030 at least. This "underground" angle of the story was a very good idea to present !
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  5. This was a great movie, the producers really deserve more recognition
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  6. I didn't realize how much they did to try and stop the water. Titanic made it look like they were trapped in their compartments as well. Really great info!
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  7. Absolutely fascinating! These are the kind of documentaries where you feel a bit sad at the end because you want it to keep going! Refreshing to explore this topic through empirical evidence and thorough research.
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  8. This is the story that you never really see in any of the major Titanic movies. This is a very moving and honorable tribute to those forgotten heroes who remained below decks to save the passengers & the ship. Without these men operating the pumps & keeping the electric going the Titanic would have gone down quicker and been darker long before the actual sinking. A good docufilm and a very moving tribute!
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  9. I was born and raised in Lisbon. loved this documentary very educational. I always knew about the earthquake
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  10. I could never sleep on an aeroplane, but if it came over the tannoy “This is your captain, Captain Sullenburger”, I’d sleep like a baby.
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  11. An excellent Docu-Drama and a MUST have for any Titanic Buff. It's well produced and well acted. There are SO many facets to the whole Titanic Legacy. We're still uncovering realities we never even considered for 100 years. This barely touches on the whole Catholic-Protestant animosity that prevailed. Story-lines embedded within Story-lines.
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  12. I think the overall arching theme from people from all sides of the war... us the people shouldn't follow "leaders," especially those who have no personal stake in it (by family, or themselves) into war. Aka, unless there's an undisputed aggressor, war should be avoided.
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  13. Wonderful documentary, wish more of the selfless crewmen’s stories were told over the wealthy passengers. True unspoken heroes, they were. Thank you for telling their stories and releasing this on YouTube! Probably the fastest I’ve subscribed to a channel. One minor note, current thought is that the coal fire and subsequent displacement of coal created a list that helped stabilize Titanic as she took on water. In fact, simulations have shown it gave her over double the estimated time of sinking as she wasn’t able to roll over. There is nothing to suggest the fire would have weakened her incredibly thick hull, especially as the damage was done by punching in and thus, opening rivets along their seam (as properly shown in this documentary), and not tearing through the steel itself. The actual damage done to Titanic was minuscule compared to what is normally depicted and supports her being made very well with good quality, for the time, materials and construction. Unfortunately, it was just long enough of an opening to make her sinking inevitable. Also, if anyone is interested in current Titanic research, game development, or history of the great Atlantic liners check out the channel Honor and Glory: Titanic. The boys eat, sleep, and breathe Titanic and have some fantastic videos of surrounding her history.
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  14. This programme should be essential/compulsory viewing for all starting with schoolchildren. What kind of world are we leaving to the young.
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  15. A superb presentation with great acting, scripting and cinematography! Well done! Oh, and yes...this is real history. Learn from it!
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  16. I love seeing how science/history and Biblical traditions coincide. Thanks for this great documentary!
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  17. This is probably one of the best titanic documentaries out of all the ones that I have seen this one is the best
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  18. There’s a great museum in Lisbon about this event called Quake. I can recommend this to any tourists like I was
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  19. After seeing this, you can't really complain about any job you might have right now. These people knew they were going to die, and they still worked
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  20. That is one hell of an amazing documentary.
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  21. Great documentary, just how I like. Recreating that moment, everything just like back in the 1912, makes me go back in time. Very interesting, and well performed. Thank you for uploading it.
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  22. These brave men gave their lives to keep the ship running while it was going down. The majority of those men did not even make it out of the bottom of the ship. They were down there the entire time. I cant even imagine how scared and frightened they were. What's sad is 9 times out of 10 they knew they were going to die But they still stayed down there and refused to abandon their posts. You have to admire their selfless act of heroism. Such bravery and honor on their parts. Their places in heaven were already reserved when they went home to be with god. God bless every one of those unselfish brave men that gave their lives during this tragedy. Everyone in the world should aspire to be just like these exceptional men and I mean that!!!!!!!
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  23. Angkor Wat is an amazing symbol of Khmer civilization and one of the greatest architectural works in the world.
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  24. No matter how many documentaries I watch about Titanic, this moment of realization that "she will sink" always gives me a physical feeling of cold dread and shivers.
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  25. This movie was excellent,,I was glued to screen the whole way through.Was nice to see what was dealt with below decks..RIP to all on the Titanic.😔
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  26. That was remarkably good, not just an informative history documentary standing by itself itself but tied into a compelling and very satisfying story.
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  27. His tears were from his humanity seeing such devastation & human suffering. Empathy!!
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  28. Love you Sully Sir. Life is 10 percent what happens to you and 90 percent how you respond to it. Best Wishes!
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  29. Whoever uploaded this documentary, Thanks mate! Thanks a lot!
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  30. Can't recommend this documentary strongly enough. Absolutely first class. Students studying WW2 are in for a treat.
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  31. Lol hahahaha I love it. This most powerful artifact in the history of the world was just a simple walking stick. We spend trillions of dollars trying to have the most power weapons and technology you can get your hands on and Moses beat em all with a branch off an Almond tree.
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  32. Great documentary! ...if nothing else, I haven't seen 80% of this footage, and I watch ALOT of submarine docs. Excellent job.
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  33. "one ping only" How many get this reference? It's Sean Connery in Hunt for Red October.
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  34. What an amazing documentary 👏 truely wonderful. Thank you for sharing. Listening from Ireland ❤️ 🇮🇪 ☘️
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  35. All war is terrible - on all sides !!!!!!
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  36. The Voice of Liam Cunningham,Sir Davos from Game of Thrones.
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  37. Need to plant millions of trees, solar panels power stations. All that sun going to waste
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  38. My brain whilst at work says thank you for uploading
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  39. I love this channel, I always learn something new!
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  40. Good story, well-told. This is what top documentaries look like. Well done, folks!
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  41. It was horrific of what the men whilst building the titanic some died while she was being built. But knowing that they were trying to keep titanic A float is amazing they saved lives that night they were the real hero’s x
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  42. Thanks for making this. Allied war crimes are never talked about but its important to know about this and I think this should to be taught in schools.
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  43. To those in the comments who are talking about "Shock," it is not the type of Shock you're thinking of. Nakano did not die of the emotional load of being told of his crash (though the stress may have contributed to it). Shock is when blood can't get to tissues within your body, extremely low blood pressure. Nakano died of internal injuries, which induced Shock, not the emotional load that most people think of as "Shock." Shock is not instantaneous, and it is only a symptom of a greater issue. Treat the issue, the Shock is cured. Unfortunately for Nakano, when you fall from such a height, your organs will, in most cases, be absolutely destroyed. Even if he looked fine, his organs were turned to jelly.
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  44. I see Egypt and I see 6 hours long. Time to sit back get cozy. Thank you!
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  45. Greatly educational and entertaining.
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  46. Love this whole series documentaries
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  47. Thank you for sharing this very informative documentary!
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  48. I’ve read Dr. Collins book that outlines this theory, as well as Dr. Ritmeyer’s book on the Holy Temple, so seeing this pop-up in my feed was a pleasant surprise.
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  49. Excellent footage, btw. Never seen large parts of it !
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  50. I am humbled by the courage of these me. Who consciously made the decision to save others, that they knew would result in a horrible death for themselves. May God grant them peace. Love is sacrifice.
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