what is the name of the last survivor of Titanic?
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Michel Navratil, who was just three years old when the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912, died in Montpellier on Wednesday  Feb 02 2001 aged 92. (France)\nCheck out British Titanic Society They state that four women who were on the titanic are still alive, it gives their names and where they are living.
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http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whoweare/exhibits/titanic/p2.htm
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1. When was the Titanic built? \nLaid down:  March 31, 1909 \nLaunched:  May 31, 1911 \nChristened:  Not christened \n\n2. When did it go on its first trip? \nMaiden voyage:  April 10, 1912 \n\n3. How long was the trip? \nLeft April 10\nSunk April 15th\n\n4. Why did the Titanic hit an iceberg? \nOn that fateful night, however, a combination of factors that might occur but once in a lifetime came together: with no moon, no wind and the dark side of the berg facing the ship, the lookouts were powerless. Had they spotted the iceberg 10 seconds later or 10 seconds earlier, or even had the ship simply hit it straight on, it is likely that Titanic would not have foundered.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Titanic#1:45_PM_-_Amerika_iceberg_warning\n\n5. How many people died?   \n1,522 people perished in the accident\n\n6. Why did the people die?  \nMost of them drowned or froze to death in the water.\n\n7. Why did some people make a movie about the Titanic? \nIt was a huge real event and as such a sure fire box office hit.\n\n8. How much money did the movie cost?  \nWhich one? There have been four! The budget for the 1997 version was: $US 200,000,000\n\n9. How many icebergs did it hit on its maiden voyage? \nShe struck an iceberg at 11:40 p.m. (ship's time) on Sunday evening April 14, 1912, and sank two hours and forty minutes later, after breaking into two pieces, at 2:20 a.m. Monday morning April 15.\n\n10. In the movie, how did Rose get him out of the handcuffs?\nShe hit them with an axe, very risky!\n\n11. What mishap almost took place with the Titantic in the beginning part of the voyage?\nIn the movie?\nRose nearly slipped/jumped over board, but Jack pulled her back.
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I'd never heard of this before. According to Wikipedia, it's just a legend:\n\n"According to legend, Johnson attempted to buy passage on the Titanic's maiden voyage in 1912 but was denied because of his race, thus gaining the "last laugh" on the racists when it sank. This story is commemorated in the song "Titanic" by Leadbelly and a "toast", "Shine and the Titanic," by Arthur "Arturo" Pfister, of New Orleans, Louisiana. (The legend is again given play in the song "Legend of the U.S.S. Titanic" by Jaime Brockett.)"
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titanic 2???? wat the hell therez only 1 titanic y a second movie
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On April 12th 1912 Titanic sailed with 2,228 people. On April 14th at 11:40pm Titanic ran along the side of an iceberg and 2 and half hours later at 2:20am, April 15th the ship sank. The Carpathia picked up 705 survivors, 1,523 people were lost in the sinking of the RMS Titanic.
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Yes, a lot of the Titanic underwater shipwreck footage is real actual footage. The director of the film documented how he got this footage in the movie Ghosts of the Abyss. The Robots they used in the footage were nicknamed Jake and Elwood, like the Blues Brothers.
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The Titanic\nSecond Class Passengers\nPassengers travelling second class on the Titanic enjoyed a luxury that rivalled first class on other liners. Titanic was also the first ship to have an electric elevator for second class passengers.\n\nA second class ticket cost about £13\n\nThe following passengers are the most well known second class travellers.\n\n \n\n \n\nLawrence Beesley\n Lawrence Beesley was a public school teacher travelling to America for a holiday. He survived the disaster in lifeboat 17 and was one of the first people to publish an account of the sinking and rescue.\n\n \n\n\n Eva Hart \n Seven year old Eva Hart was travelling to America with her parents. Eva's mother had a premonition and refused to sleep at night during the voyage. Eva and her mother were saved in lifeboat 14. Eva never saw her father again.\n\n \n\n\nJuozas Montvila and Thomas Byles\nThese two men were Roman Catholic priests who conducted services for second class passengers. After the sinking they both helped other passengers to safety, heard confessions and prayed. Both died in the tragedy.\n\n \n\n Charles Aldworth \nCharles Aldworth was first class passenger, William Carter's chauffeur. Carter's Renault 25 motor car was stored in the cargo hold. Charles Aldworth did not survive. \n\n \n\nThere were 285 second class passengers on board - 168 men, 93 women and 24 children\n118 second class passengers survived the disaster - 14 men, 80 women and 24 children
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It was built in harland and wolffs shipyard in ireland , and registered in liverpool.   Check out this site for all the info youl need\nhttp://www.titanic.com/
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If you know his full name, then contact some of the Merchant Marine retiree's organizations.\n\nIf you know the name of his ship, theres probably a reunion list somewhere where they still meet.\n\nGood Luck
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Posiedon's based on a novel..\n\nTitanic is beased on a real life event (ok the love story was made up.. but still!)\n\nI would say titanic.. becuase it actually hapenned which makes the story so much more haunting as you know that these events actually happened.. and how scared the people must have been knowing they were going to die.
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NO! THE TITANIC SUNK! THE END!
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ask a TITANIC survivor..........
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First off - anything you want to know about the Titanic you can find out at http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/ and as for the answer you are looking for the 866 survivors that were taken aboard the Carpathia they were brought to NYC http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/item/3447/  The irony of the Carpathia was it itself was later sunk by a German U-boat near the end of WWI.  \n\nI hope this is what you were looking for!!!
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Fires eating away at the carrier appeared to abate aroound 1900 and her ranking survivor began rounding up firefighters intending to reboard her for another attempt to save her. Before the boarding party could set out, as spear of ruby flame shot into the sky. Somebody aboard the destroyer Isokaze shouted "Soryu, banzai!". Every man within hearing echoed the cry, tears springing to their eyes. The flattop slipped quietly beneath the surface. Some 10 minutes later, the survivors felt the shudder of a vast undersea explosion. Then the waters settled and sunset flamed over emptiness.\n  Survivors of Kaga watched with tearful heartbreak the boiling, churning smoke shot through with long tongues of flame. Like Lexington, Kaga had been an unusually happy and beloved ship. Precisely at 1900, she seemed to lead out of the water under the imp-act of two explosions. On even keel, she sank at 1925.\nParaphrased from Miracle At Midway
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The Poseidon is better. Why? It was fictional and no one died, no one suffered beyond an actor or two trying to discover their motivation or having their hair redone.\n\nIts just too bad that the Titanic couldnt have simply been, a movie.
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MAN ON FIRE OR TITANIC