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They were also developers of “webway” technology (a skill that later passed to the Eldars), which allowed lag-free travel across the universe.


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However, the empire of the Necrontyrs soon became outnumbered and were almost wiped out to the brink of extinction.


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While studying the star of their first home planet, the Necrontyrs noticed something divine in its deadly radiation force.


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Radiation was the reason for the short life of the Necrontyrs, and it turned out that it originated from beings named C'ta (named “Gods of the Stars” by the Necrontyrs).


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The necrontyrs came into contact with the beings and began worshipping these as their gods.


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The first C'tan was “Nightbringer”, a night bringer (in Eldares' parlance, Kaelis Ra).


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The Necrontyrs developed a powerful living skeleton of living metal (which later became the basis for the existence of the Necrons) on which Nightbringer settled.


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Nightbringer promised to help the Necrontyrs in their war against the Ancients, but not for the same reason the Necrontyrs thought.


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Namely, the C'tans lived from other beings with a life force that was many times more than in the weak Necrontyrs.


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At the moment of victory, the war turned against the Ancients, and they developed new races (the Eldars, Humans and Orcs) in desperation as their fighting power.


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The move came too late, for another C'tan; the Deceiver (“betrayer”) promised the Necrontyrs eternal life and unlimited powers.


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The Necrontyrs, who suffered from weakness, blindly accepted the power they were promised, and Deciever transferred their consciousness to skeletons built of living necrodermis metal; mighty fighting machines.


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In the transfer, the Necrontyrs lost all their humanity and became involuntary slaves of the C'tans; the Necrons.


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The ancients were wiped out to extinction, but at the same moment Khaine, the god of war in the Eldars, sided with Nightbringer.


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In a titanic battle, Khaine managed to destroy Nightbringer's armored essence.


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Nightbringer's soul was left unharmed thanks to his armor, and C'tan escaped, blowing himself up into thousands of star pieces.


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Subsequently, a group of beings known as “enslaver” spread into the Universe, which began to thinning the life of the galaxy.


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This led the Necrons to rest throughout the galaxy, awakening in eons until lost life had grown back; allowing the C'tans to feed again on the souls of the living.


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After 60 million years, this has come true.


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Space Marines Space Marines are the Emperor's Fist, a group of Light Soldiers genetically engineered to be near-perfect and fearless superhumans.


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After numerous gene variants, implants and surgeries that improve combat capability and endurance, the space marines will be dressed in durable metallic power armor covering the entire body.


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Minor, but even more powerful, Space Marines are used only in extremely demanding cases.


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These fighter monks have split into several different sub-sects.


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The basic pawns of Space Marines are pretty durable, and suitably good at just about everything.


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On the Elite Warriors side, you can find strong Terminators who are slow but strike all the harder.


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For fast and tactical attacks, Space Marines have Assault Marines equipped with flight backpacks and high-speed motorcycles.


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The tank division is not short of units either: the deadly Whirlwind acts as artillery, the fast Rhino as the troop transport vessel, and the Predator as the base tank, and the large Land Raider.


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In addition, the Marinet are famous for their Dreadnoughts, which are a kind of large mechos driven by the ripples of a warrior seriously wounded or fallen in battle.


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The Witch Hunters are an extremely specialized subdivision of Space Marines with so many units that it was separated into its own army.


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However, witch hunters are not genetically engineered like space marines, because the modifications are suitable only for the male, meaning they are practically ordinary people.


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The army consists almost entirely of fanatical women who specialize in hunting witches and psychics.


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In hobbyist circles, it often counts good-humoured play about these feminine and flamethrower-minded warriors.


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Daemonhunters are likewise a sub-sect of Space Marines, specialising in slaughtering Chaos demons and other nasty critters.


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They exorcise spells against evil forces, which allow them to gain additional bonuses when fighting demon units.


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The Tau Empire Tau Empire is a very young alien race.


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The source of inspiration for this species is anime.


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The Taut believe it is their time to rise up and have all races join the Great Good (engl.


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Greater Good).


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Tau is peaceful and only resorts to the last battle.


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The Tau Empire has waged major wars against people, orcs and Tyranids, among others.


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Tau's technology is advanced, and is already at a higher level than humans.


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Tau Empire is run by mysterious Ethereals.


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Tau is the most heavily weighted army in the entire game.


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Tyranids Tyranids are bloodthirsty and primitive, animalistic beasts from outside the galaxy.


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Tyranids don't have technology.


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Instead, everything is organic, even guns are biological mutations of the body, that is, sort of tumors.


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Most Tyranids use scythe-shaped claws as their weapons and rifle-like weapons with which they shoot, among other things, their own larvae.


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Tyranids have a collective consciousness, they therefore act under the Hive Mind (common mind) formed from the consortium of their minds.


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However, each Tyranid “fleet” (Hive Fleet) has its own will.


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The hierarchy and reproduction of tyranids resemble the modes of action of community insects (e.g., ant), with each fleet forming a single colony.


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Collectivity is part of the Tyranid survival strategy: one Tyranid is not very powerful or dangerous, but together they form a strong unit.


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The most powerful individual of the tyranids is either the Hive Tyrant, the big worm-like Trygon, or the large Carnifex.


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Tervigon is also an important part of the Tyranid army, as it pushes new flesh when the old one falls, that is, more precisely, it gives birth to the Termagants.


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At the apocalypse level, the most powerful units of tyranids are the titanic Hierophants.


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Tyranids are the game's melee stressed army.


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The largest “fleets” (Hive Fleet) of the Tyranids include the Behemoth, Kraken and Leviathan.


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All these fleets operate independently, and are distinguished by their different coloring and evolutionary history.


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The fleets are composed entirely of living beings, probably led by NornQueens operating under Hive Mind.


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If the resistance of the Tyranids is too difficult to overcome only through biological adaptation, the legendary Swarmlord is reincarnated to lead the fleets; a Tyranid individual capable of almost entirely autonomous thought as old as the Tyranid species.


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The Kroot Carnivores Croots are mercenaries allied with the Tau Empire who are known to have also fought on the side of humans (Imperial guard), those who fell into chaos (Chaos Space Marines), Eldars and even Orcs.


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The Croots fight on the side of the Tau Empire mainly for money, but also because of a war that took place at the end of the First Tau Era.


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An expeditionary fleet from the planet Dal'yth collided with Orc warships shelling Croot warships.


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Unknown before, Kroot defended his inclusion on Krath.


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Involuntarily drawn into battle, the Tau fought back and their superior fleets easily destroyed the Orc ships.


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However, these ships were only small vanguard and the new allies found themselves trapped.


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So began the extended war, which saw the Tau Empire and Kroot fighting shoulder to shoulder against the Orcs.


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They managed to hold the Orcs until further reinforcements from the planet Sa'cea arrived and completed the destruction of the greenskins.


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The soldiers of the planet Sa'cea were so impressed by the Croots' bravery that they agreed to help the Croots and release the rest of the Croot inclusions that the Orcs had violently taken.


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For the next ten years, Tau's firepower drove the Orcs out of the Croots' worlds, eventually the most powerful Croot leader, Anghok Prok, returned to their home planet.


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The Holy Promise Stone (engl.


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Oathstone) through the planet Pech, Anghok Prok swore allegiance to the Tau Empire and committed his soldiers to the Great Good, making an era of alliance between the two races, which has lasted until the present day.


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Witch Hunters Witch Hunters are an army of the Inquisition of the Empire of Man.


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Witch Hunters fight witches, corruption, heretics, and other crimes against the Empire.


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The Witch Hunters use a lot of warriors from the Sisters of Battle Space Marines division.


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The Witch Hunters are an extremely specialized subdivision of Space Marines with so many units that it was separated into its own army.


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However, wich hunters are not genetically engineered like space marines because the modifications are suitable only for the male, meaning they are practically ordinary people.


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The army consists almost entirely of fanatical Space Marines of the fair sex who are specialists in hunting witches and psychics.


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Witch Hunters are very fond of flamethrowers.


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Orks Orks, or Orcs, live from warring, and their fighting skills are already at a level equivalent to a normal person after two years of training.


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Orcs grow by fighting, and at the same time their skin color darkens.


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The larger and greener an orc is, the higher it is in order of precedence.


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Orcs don't have actual civilization the way we perceive it, but they are genetically programmed to form similar cultures, and the language of orcs is also the same everywhere.


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In this basic structure, there are only small variations arising from development and environment, on the basis of which Orcs are divided into clans that are Evil Sunz, Bad Moonz, Goff and Feral Orks, and Blood Axe according to Epic:Armageddon.


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Orcs were created by an ancient race that built orcs genetically into warrior caste.


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This native species has sometimes been referred to as the “Brain Boyz”.


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The ancient race was most likely lost killed by some pestilence from which orcs were spared thanks to their innate immunity.


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According to another theory, the “Brain Boyzes” degenerated and regressed with reverse evolution into the Snotlings.


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The orc society has several different species of organisms, “orchonoids”, all of which seem to grow into some form of fungus.


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At the top of the hierarchy are the Orcs.


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Below these are the smaller but also slightly smarter gretchins, or grots.


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Grots take care of the daily life of orcs by collecting food and performing other chores that self-respecting orcs can't be bothered to do.


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Lowest in the order of precedence are the Snotlings.


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These incredibly stupid creatures act as laborers, targets and even ammunition.


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Orcs reproduce from their skin by scaly spores.


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However, spore-born fungal mycelium develops into an orc only if there are enough of them in the same area.


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Gods Khorne Khorne is the god of blood, battle and skulls, sitting in his brass throne atop a mountain of skulls.


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Khorne favors hand-to-hand combat and blinds the use of magic and firearms, which he considers cowardly.


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Khorne loves to watch death, no matter who died, and his subjects often shout, in his war cries, “Skulls on the throne of skulls” and “Blood to the blood god”, ignoring whether the skull was the enemy's or theirs.


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Causing death in glorious hand-to-hand combat is a life mission for Khorne and his subjects.


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Khorne's sacred number is 8 and his troops generally prefer the blood-red color.


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The Grand Demon of Khorne (greater demon) is a bloodthirster.


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Nurgle Nurgle is the god of destruction, slime, disease, and mutations.


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His holy number is 7 and the worst opponent of the gods is Tzeentch.


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In the Warhammer 40,000 miniature game, one of Nurgle's chaos peoples is the Death Guards, which used to be one of the divisions of Space Marines.


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The Death Guards were created when Nurgle offered a marine who was severely wounded and abandoned by his own troops with salvation at the cost of marine's suit growing abscesses, mold, and their body mutated.


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Due to the influence of Nurgle, they are immune to diseases and relatively resistant.


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Nurgle's troops usually dress in different shades of green and brown, although the colors vary a lot depending on the service areas and the composition of the home area's landscape.


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Slaanesh Slaanesh is the god/goddess of forbidden pleasures and pain.


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Slaanesh is able to change form from male to female and his proper form is hermaphrodite.


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The sacred number of Slaanesh is 6 and the colors are pink and black.


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Slaanesh is the youngest god of chaos in the Warhammer 40,000 world.


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He was born during the destruction of the Eldars worlds.


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Tzeentch Tzeentch is the god of change, magic and intrigue.


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In battles, Tzeentch's servants use magic and cunning in addition to traditional methods.


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Tzeentch's demons include the Horrors, small twist-looking creatures, the Flamers, larger funnel-like demons, and the Screamers, flying creatures resembling stingrays.


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In addition, Tzeentch possesses his grand demons, a large Lord of Change resembling a bird walking on two legs.


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Tzeentch's magical number is nine and the worst enemy Nurgle.


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The colors of Tzeentch are basically all bright and flashy colors, but predominantly different shades of blue, purple and white.


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Of the four Gods of Chaos, Tzeentch is often the one who proposes union with other gods.


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These covenants usually do not last long, but are destructive to mortals who are subject to the wrath of the gods.


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The RMS Titanic was a passenger ship of the White Star Line which on its maiden voyage on the night of 14 and 15 April 1912 collided with an iceberg in the North Atlantic and sank, taking around 1500 people with it.


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The ship's master was the White Star Line's Commodore Edward J. Smith.


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Along with its sister ships RMS Olympic and HMHS Britannic, the Titanic was the largest and most glorious steamer of its time and was said to be “practically unsinkable” due to its new type of bulkhead construction.


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The sinking of the Titanic is one of the most famous maritime accidents in history.


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Concepts that have become famous for sinking the Titanic include “women and children first,” “the captain sinks with his ship” and “the orchestra plays until the end.”


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In accident investigations, the sinking was found to have been the result of Chief Smith failing to heed iceberg warnings and the ship did not slow its speed in the danger zone.


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The accident was exacerbated by the failure to fully load the lifeboats.


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Prior to the Titanic shipwreck, the carrying capacity of lifeboats had been determined according to the ship's load-bearing capacity, and no ship was required under British law to carry more than 16 lifeboats.


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On the Titanic, the lifeboats would have accommodated only about half the passengers.


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The number had been calculated mainly in case the Titanic received a machine failure or leak but would remain afloat until passengers could be transferred to another ship.


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[1] As a result of the accident, a number of changes were made to the maritime safety regulations: for example, the number of lifeboats had to be calculated on the basis of the number of passengers on board.


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An international ice patrol was also established and the still valid SOLAS agreement was concluded.


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The accident also significantly increased the use of radio equipment in shipping.


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[1] The wreckage of the RMS Titanic was discovered in 1985, some 73 years after the accident.


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The wreck, which rests at a depth of 3798 metres, has been the subject of much research.


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[2] In 2012, the wreck was admitted to the UNESCO Underwater Cultural Heritage Agreement.


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The story of the Titanic is being showcased at the Titanic Belfast Museum, among others.


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Titanic and its turma have been the subject of several films, books and episodes of the television series.


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Construction The idea of building the Titanic came about in 1907 when J. Bruce Ismay, president of the shipping company White Star Line, had dinner with William Pirrie, general manager of the shipyard Harland and Wolff.


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White Star was in trouble due to competitors' larger and more luxurious passenger ships, and therefore the shipping company began planning to build two new ships.


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A third ship was added to the plans later.


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[3] The main trumps of the new ships would be speed rather than large size and luxury.


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Titanic was built in conjunction with its sister ship RMS Olympic at Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland.


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[4] With the help of ships, White Star Line sought to gain a competitive advantage in transatlantic passenger service.


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[5] The Harland and Wolff shipyard originally had three compartments, which were combined so that the Titanic and Olympic could be built side by side.


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More than 8000 new shipyard workers from Ireland were recruited to build the Titanic.


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[6] The ship's hull was laid into the waters on 31 May 1911.


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By January 1912, the ship's interior was complete, and it was unfinished ready to go to the waters.


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A total of 15 ship builders were killed in occupational accidents.


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[7] The designer of the Titanic was Thomas Andrews, CEO of Harland and Wolff, [6] who had previously worked on White Star Line ships.


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[8] The Titanic was nearly identical to its sister ship, Olympic, but Ismay added extra amenities and cabins to the Titanic's boat deck after the Olympic's maiden voyage.


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Therefore, the Titanic was slightly heavier than the Olympic, and was said to be the largest ship in the world.


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The Titanic steam engines were, in their time, the largest in the world.


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[7] A total of 159 coal grates in 29 boilers produced steam for two four-cylinder piston steam engines and one low-pressure Parsons turbine, [9] which powered the ship's three propellers.


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The ship's top speed was reported as 23 knots, or about 43 kilometres per hour.


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[10] The fourth chimney on the Titanic was in reality an air conditioning flue, [9] which for appearance reasons was built to look like a chimney.


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[4] The ship's rudder was 23.98 metres high, 4.65 metres long and weighed 100 tons.


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The rudder was propelled by its own steam engines.


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There were two machines, but only one was used at a time, with the other being a spare aircraft.


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The rudder planes were by springs separate from the ship's hull so as not to be affected by heavy shipping.


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In case both rudder planes failed, the rudder could be turned by ropes propelled by the same engines as the ship's five anchors.


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[11] The Titanic had room for 3547 passengers and crew members.


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The ship was approximately 269 metres long, 28 metres wide and had a volume of 46328 gross register tons.


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[12] Luxuries Titanic was the most luxurious ocean liner of its time.


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Rare running water and a dishwasher were used in the dwellings of the rich at the time.


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[7] One of the most famous places on the Titanic was the main staircase, [7] whose glass dome in the ceiling let in natural light.


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Titanic also had four lifts (three for 1st class passengers and one for 2nd class passengers), meeting rooms, a library, a barber shop, an indoor swimming pool, a Turkish bath, a squash court and a gymnasium.


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[13] [14] Also the third class of the Titanic was an exceptionally comfortable place to travel with its restaurant salons and public areas, so the third class cabins on other ships would have been classed as second-class cabins.


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[7] The Titanic also served as a mailer.


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For this reason, the letters RMS were added in front of the ship's name, which is an abbreviation of the English words Royal Mail Ship (sometimes also steam-ship or steamer), meaning “Royal mail (steam) ship” in Finnish.


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“Unsinkable Ship” The press called the Titanic practically unsinkable thanks to the ship's compartmentalization.


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If there was a leak to one part of the ship, the watertight bulkheads and compartment doors that extended through the ship's hull would prevent water from entering the other compartments and the ship would remain afloat even if the first four or two compartments in the centre were filled with water.


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[1] The Titanic had 20 lifeboats—16 standard boats and four pleat boats—which could accommodate a total of 1178 passengers.


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This exceeded the authority orders of the Privy Council's Commerce Department.


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[15] Nearly 20 years old lifeboat regulations were based on the carrying capacity of the ship, not the number of passengers.


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[16] At the time the regulations were enacted, the carrying capacity of the largest ship was only a quarter of that of the Titanic.


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[1] The ship's outer decks Titanic had nine decks, the bottom four of which were completely watertight.


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[17] The command bridge was on the top deck, and behind it were the cabins of the co-pilot.


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[18] Some of these cabins have been fairly well preserved on the ocean floor.


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There were, among other things, third class cabins and an anchor on the outer deck, mooring ropes and a mast for lookouts slightly further afield.


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[19] Behind them, right in front of the bridge, were hatches in the cargo hold.


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Below the bridge was the First Class Walking Deck.


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Behind the bridge, atop the cabins of the co-pilot, was the ship's forward chimney.


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Behind it were a glass dome skylight, a second chimney, and a gymnasium for first class passengers.


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[18] On the second lowest outer deck were the first class private walking decks, which extended up to the stern.


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The ship's third chimney was roughly the case for second-class moorings.


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Near the fourth chimney, there was a skylight from which light came into the second-rate restaurant salon.


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Behind the moorings was a couple of storeys lower, a second-class walking deck.


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[20] Closer to the stern was the third-class deck, and the stern of the ship was also occupied by third-graders.


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[19] The maiden voyage of the Titanic was lowered into the waters on 31 May 1911, and began its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York on 10 April 1912 at 12 pm.


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Before crossing the Atlantic, the Titanic still visited Cherbourg, France, and Queenstown, Ireland (now Cobh).


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[22] Those travelling on board included millionaire John Jacob Astor IV and his wife Madeleine, mining owner Benjamin Guggenheim and his mistress Madame Leontine Pauline Aubert, Denver socialite madam Margaret Brown, Scots baron Sir Cosmo Duff-Gordon and his with his costume designer wife Lady Lucile, Isidor Straus, owner of Macy's, the world's largest department store, and his wife Ida, Colonel and military historian Archibald Gracie, Countess of Rothes Noël Leslie, businessman George Widener, Grand Trunk Railroad general manager Charles Hays, and U.S. Presidential adjutant, Major Archibald Butt.


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[23] The Titanic sailed across the ocean at full speed, although it was not designed to break the Atlantic crossing speed record.


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[24] The ship was scheduled to arrive in New York on Wednesday 17 April, and the voyage went without a hitch until April 14.


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[25] [26] The morning of Sunday 14 April dawned rainy, but during the day the sky began to clear and the weather became colder.


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The Titanic received numerous iceberg warnings from other ships during the day, but they were not always given special attention.


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[27] By nightfall the weather was clear, and the sea was in my mirror style.


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However, there was no moonlight, which made it difficult to detect icebergs, and you could not notice them from the waves either because the sea was calm.


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[28] Having given instructions that Second Mate Charles Lightoller should call Chief Smith, if Lightoller had any doubts about the situation, the master left the bridge to his cabin at 21:20.


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[29] At ten o'clock in the evening, first mate William Murdoch began his duty on the bridge.


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Meanwhile, in the wetness of the lookouts, the “magpie's nest”, came in turn Frederick Fleet and Reginald Lee.


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[29] Sinking Colliding an iceberg The lookout's watch went peacefully until 11:40pm [note 1], when they detected an iceberg about 450 metres away.


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[30] The Titanic had a speed of about 21.5 knots.


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[31] The lookout Fleet rang the bell of the lookout booth three times, which meant something was in front of the ship, and immediately afterwards he rang the bridge.


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Sixth mate James Moody answered the phone and heard Fleet's words: “Iceberg right in front!” [32] Moody immediately forwarded the message to Murdoch, who ordered to turn the helm to starboard and the machines to full rear.


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[33] The ship began to turn, but the pace was too hard and the rudder too small.


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The iceberg hit the side of the ship, tearing it more than 90 feet in length.


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[34] Murdoch ordered the watertight doors closed, and Chief Smith hurried to the bridge to find out about the situation.


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[31] Several passengers felt the collision but did not necessarily understand what had happened.


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[35] Designer Thomas Andrews and CEO J. Bruce Ismay were picked up for the bridge.


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The ship's planes had been intercepted.


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After a brief investigation, Andrews realised that an iceberg had torn gaps in the side of the ship at the first six compartments.


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The first five wards were badly flooded and water began to enter the sixth as well.


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The Titanic had been designed to stay afloat even if water flooded into four successive compartments, but now six compartments had a leak that could not be blocked.


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[36] The waterproof bulkheads reached as far as the E deck, but when at least five compartments were filled with water, the bow would sink deeper by the weight of the water so that the E deck would depress below the waterline and the water would flood over the bulkheads into all 16 compartments of the ship.


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Andrews estimated the ship to remain afloat for no more than an hour and a half [36] and Smith for two hours.


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[37] The pumps on the Titanic were started, but their power was insufficient to drain compartments of water.


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Chief Smith instructed the electrifiers to send a distress message to other ships.


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Initially, these telegraphed the traditional CQD distress call but then used the new SOS sign.


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[38] The closest ship to the call was RMS Carpathia, but even that was four hours away.


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[39] The only ship close enough was the SS Californian.


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However, its electrifier, Cyril Evans, had gone to bed after receiving a rude response from Jack Phillips, the Titanic's electrician, to a message in which he tried to report that the Californian had spotted icebergs in the area where the Titanic was sailing.


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[29] Lifeboats deployed Chief Smith ordered to distribute life jackets to all passengers and guide women and children to lifeboats.


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The first lifeboat was lowered into the sea at 0.45am.


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[40] The boats were initially loaded only on their sides, as many considered it safer to remain onboard.


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[41] Furthermore, the crew feared that the lifeboats could sink if they carried too many passengers.


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For example, boat number 1 had only 12 people, although most of the boats were intended for between 60 and 70 people.


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[42] On the port side — where second mate Lightoller was responsible — the order was strictly observed that no men were to be counted on lifeboats, but on the starboard side — where the first mate Murdoch was responsible — men were allowed in if enough women were not nearby.


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[43] The number of lifeboats was originally planned to be 64, but in order to increase travel comfort, the number had been reduced first to 32 and then 20.


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[4] The small squash hall ten metres above the keel was already under water just after midnight.


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[44] By that time, almost all steam boilers had been turned off.


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By midnight, the Titanic had banked about 5 degrees to the starboard side.


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Fourth mate Joseph Boxhall saw on the port side the lights of the other ship and tried to give it a sign with a morsel lamp.


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[45] The first emergency rockets were fired at 0.45am.


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[46] They were visible as far as California, but the rockets were colourless and the Californian cover cover did not realise they were signs of distress from the Titanic.


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[47] To prevent a stampede from occurring, the Orchestra of the Titanic had played dance music in the lobby of the first class.


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Later, musicians moved on to play on the boat deck.


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[48] The Stuerts circled around the cabins, waking up those who were still asleep.


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[49] As the ship tilted and the bow fell deeper, the escape was unleashed.


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By 1:15 a.m., the bow had sunk into the water already down to the ship's name.


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[50] Seven lifeboats had been laid into the sea, none of which were full.


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[51] At 1:18 a.m., the Titanic began to tilt to the port side.


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The boat deck was filled with lifeboats from aspiring passengers in distress.


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Around this time, first class passenger Benjamin Guggenheim went to his cabin to change his best clothes to be ready to “sink like a gentleman.”


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[52] In the next twenty minutes four lifeboats were lowered into the waters.


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At 1:45 a.m., an accident had to occur when boat number 15 was lowered too fast, and boat number 13 was in danger of getting underneath.


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However, the landing ropes of the boat taavet below were cut across at the last minute.


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[53] At 1:30am, fifth mate Harold Lowe fired a warning shot to prevent a group of men from jumping into boat number 14.


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[54] As the last boats were already being lowered into the waters, Titanic radio telegraphers Jack Phillips and Harold Bride still continued to send distress calls to other ships.


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Carpathia received a final message from them at 1:45 a.m.: “The engine room is under water until the boilers.” [55] Then Chief Smith relieved the electrifiers of their duties.


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[56] At 2:00am, the water was only three metres below the walking deck.


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[1] The richest passenger on the Titanic, John Jacob Astor IV, helped his pregnant wife to the last lifeboat but remained on the ship himself.


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According to the story, the orchestra played the last hymn “Nearer my God to Thee” (“Towards you, My Lord”), [57] which bandleader Wallace Henry Hartley would have liked to have been played at his own funeral.


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The hymn is also known today as the “Titanic Anthem”.


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However, some of those saved from the Titanic have told me that since then the orchestra played still-swinging ragtime music.


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[58] The ship's designer Thomas Andrews and Master Smith sank with the ship, making no attempt at all to save themselves.


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[59] Director J. Bruce Ismay, on the other hand, boarded the pleat boat C.


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After the accident, magazines particularly owned by William Randolph Hearst mocked Ismay and praised those men who “died gloriously”.


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[60] Ismay's reputation was not even saved by the fact that a board of examiners found that he first helped the passengers onto the boat and only afterwards boarded it himself.


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[61] The last two drain boats were still in progress, as the boat deck was already beginning to sink underwater.


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Boat B fell upside down on the boat deck and did not have time to turn it around before it was wiped out to sea.


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However, many managed to gape on the bottom of the upturned boat, including second mate Lightoller.


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Boat A, which was lying on deck, also capsized and people fell into the sea.


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A group of people managed to climb back into the boat filled with water.


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[62] Last moments When the last lifeboats had been lowered into the waters, there were still more than 1500 passengers on board who had no hope of being rescued.


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By 2:10 a.m., the stern of the ship had risen into the air and exposed the propellers.


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[63] The ship became increasingly tilted, and between about 02:10 and 02:15 the foremost chimney capsized and fell into the water on the port side, giving the pleated boat B enough momentum.


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[64] Minutes later, another chimney crashed on the starboard side.


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The machinery crew had been able to keep the ship's lights burning until the closing moments, but they eventually turned off completely.


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[65] The stern of the ship was elevated higher at all times, and the inclination of the ship towards the bow was approximately 45° when the hull structures failed and the ship broke in half in the middle.


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The stern fell back to a near-normal position, and the rest of the remaining chimneys tumbled into the sea, the third ahead and the fourth to the port.


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The front, which was filled with water, began to sink rapidly, dragging along the back of what was still attached to it, full of people.


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[64] Eventually the sinking front came off.


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The stern remained perpendicular for a short time, but slowly it nevertheless sank, taking hundreds of passengers with it.


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[66] The ship had sunk completely below the surface at about 02:20.


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[67] People stranded by water shouted lifeboats for help, but only two boats returned.


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Those too managed to save only nine people, three of whom died shortly after being rescued.


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Other lifeboats did not dare to return to the site of the sinking because those on the boat feared the vortex caused by the ship's sinking would suck them up with them, or the boats would be knocked over by people trying to reach the boats.


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[68] Life jackets were enough for everyone, [69] but they did not protect against cold water.


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Within half an hour, almost everyone caught up in water had frostbitten to death.


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Hitting the bottom, the Titanic's bow traveled streamlined at 55 km/h at an angle of about 15-30° towards the bottom and after hitting the bottom, the bow section did not sustain much damage.


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The stern section ran almost vertically when submerged until it began to implode and turned to sink, curling the stern ahead, causing fragments of the stern to come off.


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By the time the stern hit the bottom, it had imploded and disintegrated so badly that it broke up almost completely.


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[70] After the accident Rescue works The passenger ship RMS Carpathia arrived at the crash site first at 4:00am and began rescuing people in the lifeboats, some of whom had nevertheless perished in the cold.


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By 9 a.m., all 706 rescued had been rounded up to safety.


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[71] The Chief of Carpathia announced by telegram the accident that had befallen the Titanic.


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The ship's doctor examined the worst colded passengers and who had been in shook; others were given warm drinks and blankets.


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Passengers from Carpathia even gave the rescued their own clothes and handed them their cabins.


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[72] Carpathia was bound for the Mediterranean but returned to New York to take the Titanic passengers to their destination.


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After being rescued, Bruce Ismay sent a telegram to the White Star Line's New York office saying the Titanic had sunk and the accident had claimed numerous lives.


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The U.S. Senate Investigative Committee, which investigated the accident, praised Carpathia's systematic rescue efforts.


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[73] Had the significance of the rockets sent by the Titanic been understood, many could have been saved from death.


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According to maritime rules, emergency rockets were required to depart every minute, while the Titanic rockets were sent every seven to eight minutes on average.


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In total, eight rockets were fired from the ship within about an hour.


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[74] The SS Californian was 20—30 miles from the Titanic stalled for safety reasons overnight in place.


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Emergency rockets were also seen from the ship and attempts were made to make contact with the Titanic using a morsel lamp, but no response was received and the electrifier was not awakened.


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[75] However, a bright light was installed on the ship's mast for two hours.


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The U.S. Senate Study Committee found the Californian crew showed indifference and irresponsibility.


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Radist Cyril Evans had shut down his equipment and gone to bed just moments before the Titanic crash.


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[76] The Californian radio electrician turned on its equipment at 3:30 a.m., [76] and when the ship received word of the Titanic shipwreck, it departed for the crash site, where encountered Carpathia.


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It was left to the Californian to search for possible survivors.


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[77] The extent of the accident becomes clear Newspapers were initially forced to operate on extremely incomplete information.


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The first papers to appear after the sinking reported that not a single person had died in the Titanic shipwreck and that the ship was being towed to Halifax.


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[78] Soon, however, the extent of the accident became known in its entirety.


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White Star Line chartered two ships, CS Mackay-Bennett and CS Minian, to retrieve bodies from the crash site.


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In addition, three other ships also brought bodies ashore.


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A total of 337 deceased were found, of which 128 were buried at sea.


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209 bodies were brought ashore, and 150 of them were buried in Halifax's three cemeteries.


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[79] Victims Eventually it was understood that this was the greatest maritime accident of peacetime, which had claimed 1517 victims.


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Only 706 [80] people survived the crash.


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More men travelling in first class were saved than third-grade children.


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[81] Various estimates have been given for the number of victims and those who travelled on the Titanic.


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[82] The uncertainty arises from a number of factors, including the fact that some people who bought a ticket canceled their trip at the last minute.


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[83] Seventy-two per cent of adult women who travelled on the Titanic, 50 per cent of children and 16 per cent of adult men survived the accident.


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Ninety-one per cent of the ship's female staff survived and 21 per cent of male staff.


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[84] The most famous victims of the crash were businessman John Jacob Astor IV, ship designer Thomas Andrews, Archibald Butt, military aide to the President of the United States, mining magnate Benjamin Guggenheim, and Macy's department store owner Isidor Straus and his wife.


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Memorials have been erected to many of the victims of the crash.


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These include a statue of Chief Smith in Lichfield, [85] the Titanic Orchestra Memorial in Broken Hill [86] and Ballarat [87] in Australia, the memorial to Wallace Henry Hartley at Colne in Lancashire [88], and the memorial to Isidor and Ida Straus in New York, USA.


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[89] In 2012, after a hundred years since the accident, a Titanic-themed museum, Titanic Belfast, was opened in Belfast.


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[90] Of the dogs that travelled on the Titanic, only three lapdogs and their owners were saved, although the dogs were released from the ship's kennel.


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Many passengers reported seeing dogs running along the deck.


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[91] Accident investigation After the accident, public hearings were held in both Britain and the United States.


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The American occasion began on 19 April, and was chaired by Senator William Alden Smith.


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[92] The British hearing began under Lord Mersey 2.


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May.


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[93] On both occasions the same conclusions were drawn: legislation on the number of lifeboats was outdated and inaccurate, [94] Chief Smith had failed to heed iceberg warnings, [95] [96] lifeboats had not been properly filled [97] [96], and the ship had not slowed down its momentum.


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[95] [96] The Californian chief was heavily criticized for the ship's failure to go to aid the Titanic.


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[98] Many survivors who travelled in third class later complained that the ship's staff helped the first class passengers but that at the same time the ship's doors were locked so that third-class passengers were prevented from entering the lifeboats.


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[99] However, no justification was found for the allegation in the post-crash investigation.


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[100] Neither hearing considered negligence in respect of IMM or White Star Line to be the cause of the crash.


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The crew had only followed normal practices, so the accident could be classified as being caused by a “natural phenomenon”.


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[101] The British consultation further found that Chief Smith had followed a traditional course of action which had not previously been considered dangerous.


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[102] The final report also pointed out that British-flagged ships alone had carried 3.5 million passengers in the previous ten years and lives were lost in the same period only 73.


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[103] Consequences A number of guidelines were introduced as a result of the accident intended to improve maritime safety.


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More lifeboats were mandatory on ships, lifeboat exercises had to be held regularly, and passenger ships had to have telegraph use 24/7.


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An international ice guard was established to guard the iceberg situation in the North Atlantic, and an international SOLAS agreement was agreed to coordinate maritime safety guidelines.


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[104] The accident also caused financial losses.


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The White Star Line's liability was settled in insurance litigation that began in the United States in June 1915 under District Judge Julius M. Mayer.


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Prior to that, on February 22, 1913, there had been a decision that a U.S. court had the right to hear damages claims in the case.


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Under United States law, the liability of ship owners was limited only to the salvage price of the ship (engl.


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salvage value), which had been estimated to be around USD 97000.


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However, a separate ruling found that British law applied to the total amount of claims, which totaled $16.8 million.


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Claims had to be sent to the court by 14 January 1913 and could be made in four categories: loss of life, loss of property, loss of life and property, and maiming and loss of property.


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Claims made by individual individuals ranged from $41 for loss of property to nearly $180,000.


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In addition, an importer filed a claim for compensation on behalf of its clients amounting to more than $220,000.


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The largest claim for loss of life — $1 million — was made by the widow of one theatre owner.


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The claims were processed by 28 July 1916, with compensation allocated totalling $663,000.


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[105] Causes of Sinking The sinking of the Titanic once provoked much fear and prejudice against shipping.


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After all, it was a maritime accident that claimed the most fatalities of its time.


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[106] There are several theories about sinking.


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According to the oldest conception, the iceberg ripped gaps in the side of the ship, but it has later been suggested that it twisted loose the rivets with which the metal plates were attached.


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In either case, water would have flooded in from the side of the ship, submerging it.


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[107] Some studies have found that the metal plates were of low quality and easily stainless steel.


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The cold water may well have frayed them, and because of them the ship could have been sunk.


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However, this is not credible, as steel made in the same way was used around that time in the majority of ships built in Great Britain.


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The steel used by Harland and Wolff has also been said to have been first-rate in its own time.


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[108] [109] The latest theory posits that rib damage according to traditional conception — especially if the steel was fragile — would be very unlikely.


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Rising water levels inside the ship would suggest, rather, that the damage was created to its bottom, not to its side.


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If the ship had received gaps in its side, it would have tilted to one side.


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Furthermore, data on the water situation in the engine rooms and auditory observations of continuous, scratching sound do not support the idea of flank damage.


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When a body moving at high speed in water collides with an object heavier than the side, it moves away from the action of kinetic energy at the first collision and does not swing back and forth a hundred meters.


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It is most likely that the Titanic ran over the underwater part of the iceberg, causing the bottom of the ship in its bow part to receive leaks.


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[110] This also explains why ice fell from the iceberg on the decks of the ship.


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Although the ship's mass was negligible compared to the iceberg, it moved quickly and tilted the mountain, allowing the upper parts of the mountain to come into contact with the superstructures.


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According to several witness accounts, the ship stopped briefly after the collision but then resumed its journey only slightly slower than before the collision.


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Chief Smith had received an overly optimistic report from the machinery master about the damage and did not expect final information from the co-pilot he sent down for the review round.


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The Titanic would have endured four compartments filling with water.


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However, the iceberg drew a cut of more than 90 metres on the ship, filling six compartments with water.


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[36] One reason for the sinking of the Titanic was that the roofs of the compartments separated by waterproof partitions were not watertight, allowing water to flood over the partitions to other parts of the ship.


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[111] After impact, the Titanic steamed forward for another ten minutes, which accelerated the sinking significantly, as it increased the pressure at which the water tirazed in.


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J. Bruce Ismay, the head of the White Star Line, is said to have demanded Chief Smith continue to advance after the collision, causing him to unknowingly aggravate the disaster.


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[112] Shortly after the sinking, it was thought that the Titanic would have remained afloat had the ship been driven directly facing the iceberg.


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Then only the bow would have been destroyed and the water would not have been able to flood four more successive compartments.


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However, according to modern understanding, the force of the collision would have been so great that the impact would have severely damaged the hull throughout the length of the ship, several rivets would have broken and the joints failed.


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The Titanic probably would have sunk much faster and under more mayhem circumstances than what actually happened.


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[113] However, even if the Titanic rudder was within the limits of its size, it cannot be considered particularly up-to-date.


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According to researchers at the Titanic Historical Society, the ship's high and narrow rudder was to cancel from 18th-century sailing ships and only a fraction in size, for example, the rudder of the Cunard Line RMS Mauretania or the RMS Lusitania.


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Apparently, the designers hadn't exactly considered how the 269-foot-long ship would be able to make an emergency turn to avoid a collision.


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[114] Perhaps an even more fatal design flaw was the Titanic's three-propeller design.


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The side propellers were powered by piston steam engines whose direction of rotation could be changed, but the centre propeller was powered by a steam turbine with no reversing gear.


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When the first mate ordered the planes to cancel, he simultaneously unwittingly deprived the ship of the turnaround ability.


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As the turbine of the central propeller in front of the rudder did not have reversing gear, it was stopped, greatly reducing the ship's maneuvering ability.


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If the ship had merely been turned without reducing speed, it might have been able to dodge the iceberg.


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[1] Some images taken of the Titanic have been theorized that damage can be seen on the right flank of the Titanic from the fire.


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One of the machinists reported that there had indeed been a fire in the ship's coal stores for as long as three weeks and was extinguished.


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This had already happened during the construction phase of the Titanic.


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The machinist reported that the fire had been so intense that the fuselage had glowed red from the heat.


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The damage had not been repaired but had been painted out of sight.


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It is theorized that the fire would have weakened the ship's hull, which ruptured on impact.


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[115] Discovery of wreckage and investigations The wreck of the Titanic could not be localized for decades due to unsophisticated diving technology.


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[116] The wreckage was not discovered until 1 September 1985, [117] when Robert Ballard, using an underwater Argo camera, discovered the engine room boiler of a giant ship lying on the seabed.


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Seventy-three years earlier, the discovery of a sunken glory cruiser attracted much attention.


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Incorrect information had been circulating about the location of the wreck, which is why it was not discovered until 1985.


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[118] The wreck of the Titanic lies on the bottom of the North Atlantic at a depth of 3798 metres 560 kilometres from Newfoundland.


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[119] The port side propeller has come loose after the ship has pushed to the seabed.


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Water pressure has shattered the glass dome and other windows to shattered, the bow mast has toppled and the gymnastics hall's roof collapsed.


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Rust has covered the Titanic nameplate and formed a figurehead like formation on the bow, although there was no figurehead on the Titanic.


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There is a lot of bulk in the vicinity of the wreckage.


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[120] The wreck is badly decayed and damaged, and iron-eating bacteria have been calculated to dispose of more than 45 kilograms of iron from it every day.


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[7] Tourist dives have also begun to take place on the wreck, which will contribute to damage to the wreck.


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[2] In particular, the forward deck of the ship has suffered in the handling of miniature submarines.


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In addition, the wreckage of the Titanic is covered in debris left by tourists, and scientists have concluded that it is no longer archaeologically clean.


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[2] The Titanic is not buried at the bottom of the ocean, making it completely free of protection against degradation caused by bacteria, and much of the smaller parts of the ship have already been destroyed.


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The bow of the ship is still whole and in relatively good condition, but in about a hundred years, there will probably be only small parts left of it too.


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[7] In 2012, the wreck of the Titanic made it onto the UNESCO conservation list, therefore selling, destroying and breaking up the wreck is prohibited.


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[116] [121] The RMS Titanic company was granted exclusive rights in 1994 by court order to lift artifacts from the wreck of the Titanic.


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By 2010, some 5500 objects had already been raised to the surface.


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[2] The company funded a three-dimensional mapping carried out in 2010 to provide as accurate information about the wreck as if it had been raised to the surface.


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[122] In the same year, a US court ruled that the company was entitled to a withdrawal fee, the sum of which would be equal to the sum of the fair market value of the objects raised between 1993 and 2004.


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[123] Based on studies conducted by the RMS Titanic company, a documentary “Titanic on dry land was made.”


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A pre-unknown bacterium species was discovered in the rust of the wreck of the Titanic in 2010, which was named Halomonas titanicae.


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[124] [125] Legends and Myths Light on the Horizon Some of the passengers and crew members later reported that they observed the light of a vastly smaller ship on the horizon, on the port side of the Titanic.


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Fourth mate Joseph Boxhall concluded the ship was so close that he gave it signs with a message lamp.


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Rowing towards the light began to be rowed, but no lifeboat reached it.


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[126] The light could not come from California because it was north of the Titanic, that is, on the styyrboard side.


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[127] Afterwards, it is thought the light came from a small seal-catching vessel that would have been only ten kilometres from the Titanic.


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The ship steamed away because the crew were in illegal tinkering and fearful of being arrested.


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[7] SOS Contrary to popular belief, the crash of the Titanic was not the first time an SOS emergency badge was used.


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[128] The use of the SOS emergency sign was proposed at an international conference in Berlin as early as 1906, it was ratified in 1908, and has been in use ever since.


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In place of the SOS emergency badge, though, British electrifiers used the older CQD emergency badge.


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Chief electrifier Jack Phillips used CQD until Harold Bride, an auxiliary electrician, told him: [38] “Send SOS; it"s the new call, and this may be your last chance to send it.”


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(Send an SOS, it's a new ID and this might be your last chance to use it) Phillips, who died in an accident, switched to a CQD SOS ID after prompting.


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Superstitious explanations and conspiracy theories about the causes of the sinking, the destruction of the Titanic has provoked superstitious notions as well.


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For example, it has been argued that the Titanic's working number was 390904 in the dock and would have produced misfortune because the mirror image of the number sequence can be read as “NO POPE”, meaning “no pope”.


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[129] According to another explanation, between the double base built in haste were left dead builders whose souls would have caused the accident.


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However, the working number according to the first claim is just a story, and the shipyard's builders were not inexplicably lost during the work.


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[130] [131] The “Curse of the Titanic” has also been proposed as the cause of the sinking of the Titanic.


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The accident, for example, has been linked to the Curse of the Hope Diamond, even though the diamond was never even on the Titanic.


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[132] A mummy found in Egypt in the 1890s by a priestess of the Temple of Amon-Ran, which would have been concealed in the cargo of the Titanic by its owner, William Thomas Stead, has also been suggested to be the cause of the curse.


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He is alleged to have bought the mummy from the British Museum.


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In reality, the mummy has never been preserved in the British Museum, where only the cover of its sarcophagus is still exhibited.


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[133] Following the sinking of the Titanic in December 1913, the Federal Reserve System was established by the Federal Reserve System of the United States.


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Conspiracy theorists have sought to link events by suggesting that John Jacob Astor IV, Isidor Straus and Benjamin Guggenheim, who perished on the Titanic, would have been against the creation of the Federal Reserve, and that the Titanic had been deliberately scuttled in their out-of-the-way clearance.


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The Jesuits, J. P. Morgan, and the Rothschild lineage have been put forward as the ordained entity to immerse the Titanic.


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[134] Torpedoes launched by an undisclosed German Navy submarine or a clash with the Titanic have also been suggested as the cause of the sinking.


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[131] Literary coincidence In 1898, Morgan Robertson published a miniature novel called Futility (“Futility”), which told the story of a glory cruiser named Titan sunk due to an iceberg collision, which would have been the most luxurious ship of its time.


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The ship depicted in the novel is slightly shorter than the Titanic and smaller in power, but otherwise similarities have been seen in the Titanic's data in the book.


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Robertson admittedly published a new version of his book in 1912, in which the ship's dimensions had been altered to reflect more of the Titanic.


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[135] Titanic in literature and film, the Titanic has had a significant influence on popular culture since its sinking.


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The accident has inspired numerous books, plays, films, poems and works of art, and various interpretations have been made of its meaning, purpose and consequences.


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Immediately after the crash, numerous poems on the subject were published.


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Of these, Thomas Hardy's “The Convergence of the Twain” (1912) was one of the most notable.


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Texts recounting the experiences of survivors of the turma — such as Margaret Brown, [136] Charles Lightoller [137], and Violet Jessop [138] and Archibald Gracie [139] — were published either during their lifetimes or posthumously.


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In addition, several pencilors attempted to profit from the tragedy by producing sensationalist books whose information was often extracted from inaccurate newspaper stories.


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[140] In 1955, Walter Lord's acclaimed non-fiction book Titanic's Night of Fate (A Night to Remember) was published, based on several survivors' narratives.


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[141] Several drama films about the Titanic have been made.


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The first of them, Saved from the Titanic, was released just 29 days after the ship sank.


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Its lead was played by silent film star Dorothy Gibson, who survived the sinking of the Titanic.


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[142] Nazi Germany exploited the accident in the propaganda film Titanic (1943).


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In addition to this, the story has appeared in the American melodrama Titanic (1953).


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Produced in the UK, the Titanic's Night of Destiny (A Night to Remember, 1958) is still considered the most historically truthful, [143] but financially the best successful has been James Cameron's Titanic (1997), which was the highest-grossing film of its time.


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[144] Since television became widespread, Titanic-related topics have been the subject of numerous television productions, ranging from short cartoons to episodes of television series, as well as television dramas about the subject.


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The subject has also been covered in science fiction, such as the first episode of the US television series The Time Tunnel, aired in 1966.


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[145] Of the Finnish writers, the destruction of the Titanic received both V.


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A. Koskenniemi (“Mr. Hartley”) to Eino Leino (“Titanic”) to write the poem, and each had the subject of an orchestra performed onboard.


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Under the pseudonym Esko Waltala, Edvin Calamnius has written the novel “Perikato of the Titanic”, the only Finnish novel dealing with the subject.


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[146] Notes See also Titanic II List of Finnish passengers of the Titanic List of crew members of the RMS Titanic List of passengers on the RMS Titanic Animals on the RMS Titanic Engineers' Memorial Sources Citation error, with replace {{cite book| author = Ballard, Robert D.| title=Exploring the Titanic| location = New York| publisher = Scholastic| year = 1993| id = ISBN 0-590-41952-8| language = Transclusion error: {{en}} is only for use in File namespace.


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Translated by Olli Nuorto.


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Destination Disaster.


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The Legends and the Reality, 1989.)


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Sunken dreams of Finnish emigrants| location = Helsinki| publisher = Alfamer| year = 2012| id = ISBN 978-952-472-143-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Ylikarjula, Simo| title = Titanic century 1912—2012.


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Dream ship| location = Helsinki| publisher = Katharos| year = 2012| id = ISBN 978-952-5957-21-1}} On topic elsewhere. Archives Department Network Exhibition. Svenska Yle Arkivet.


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(in Swedish), a non-fiction book by Titanic.


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Helsingin Sanomat on 7 March 2012.


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Helsingin Sanomat 17.4.1912. p. 5.


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(HS Time Machine readable by subscriber ID).


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Province of Central Finland

Central Finland () is one of the 19 provinces of Finland.


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It is the fifth largest province in Finland by population.


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The footballer and by far the largest city is Jyväskylä.


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Other towns include Jämsä, Keuruu, Saarijärvi, Viitasaari and Äänekoski.


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The Regional Union of Central Finland serves as the regional joint body.


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The Central Finland county, whose area was almost the same as that of the province, existed between 1960 and 1997.


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The capital of the county was Jyväskylä.


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After the 1997 county reform, the county was part of Western Finland County until the Finnish counties were abolished.


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In parliamentary elections, Central Finland forms its own constituency.


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The county song is a native region song of Central Finland.


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Central Finland is surrounded by Pirkanmaa and Southern Ostrobothnia in the west, Central Ostrobothnia in the northwest, Northern Ostrobothnia in the north, Northern Savo and South Savo in the east, and Päijät-Häme in the south.


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The province covered an area of km², of which land areas are km² and inland waters km² [1] The population of the province was of persons.


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[2] Central Finland is among the provinces that are slowly increasing its population, but the growth is based almost solely on the status of the Jyväskylä region as a major growth centre and most municipalities in the province are reduced in population.


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Outside the Jyväskylä region, the population grows only in Äänekoski and Lauka.


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Geography Miniature|The old power station in Vaajakoski was built in 1920.


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Despite its name, the region of Central Finland is not in the middle of Finland, but rather in the middle of the southern half of Finland.


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It has no clear biogeographical boundary to Savo or Häme.


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Instead, it is clearly distinguished from Ostrobothnia by Suomenselkä.


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With the exception of the central part of Suomenselä, a large part of the province belongs to Järvi-Finland.


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The largest lake in the high-water province is Päijänne (about 1100 square kilometres) and high points include Multian Kiiskilänmäki, which reaches 269 metres above sea level, Saarijärvi Kulhanvuori (260.5 metres), Jyväskylä Uutelanmäki (259 metres), Pirttimäki (259 metres), Pirttimäki ( 249 metres) and Laajavuori (228 metres) and Uurainen Kukkamäki (260 m) and Lahomäki (242 metres), Petäjävesi Kintauden Kaistinmäki (247.6 m).


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The soil is moraine-winning.


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History Early settlement and livelihood The first people arrived in the area of present-day Central Finland around 8000—7000 BCE., that is, in the Stone Age.


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At that time, the main means of livelihood of the inhabitants was still hunting and gathering.


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Although the prehistoric period in Finland generally ends in the 13th century, it can be considered to have continued in Central Finland up to the 1540s.


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Only from around that decade there are documents concerning Central Finland.


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These are the Crown tax books relating to a fixed farming settlement, or so-called land tax books.


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[3] During the 16th century, administration, law and Christianity became established in Central Finland.


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Farming and fishing industry developed.


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At the same time, hunting declined in importance, but it continued to remain a major minor livelihood.


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The new part of the settlement was formed by the Hämäläs from the south and the Savonians who arrived from the east.


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They assimilated into a pre-existing population in the area who practiced a catching culture.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

Prior to this, there were bloody clashes between the tribes.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

At the end of the 16th century the inhabitants are estimated to have been around 15000.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

[4] Central Finland received its agricultural settlement mainly from Häme (especially the Jyväskylä region) and Savo.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

For a long time, the area was a very sparsely populated forest area between the core areas of Häme and Savo.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

Of the current municipalities in Central Finland, only Jämsä has been a medieval keeper.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

In the 17th century the keepers of Keuru, Lauka, Saarijärvi and Viitasaari were established.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

Of these four, as well as Jämsä and their split municipalities, almost all other existing municipalities in Central Finland have been cleaved.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

Among the historical provinces of Finland, Central Finland is read to Häme, except Keuruuta and Multia for the historical province of Satakunta.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

In addition, according to some accounts, Hankasalmi and Konnevesi belong to Savo.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

This can be justified, for example, by the fact that their parishes are the only ones in Central Finland that belong to the Diocese of Kuopio.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

The parishes of Jämsä and Kuhmoinen belong to the Diocese of Tampere, the parish of Joutsa (which also includes Luhanka due to its small size) to the Diocese of Mikkeli and the rest to the Diocese of Lapua.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

Formation of the province As in other parts of Finland, predominance in Central Finland changed in 1809 after the Finnish War from King of Sweden to Emperor of Russia.


Question: Which cities are counted as belonging to Western Finland?

Province of Central Finland

This did not have a major impact on the approximately 50,000 inhabitants of the area.