Angielski
In over 100 years there have been literally thousands of books written on the catastrophic maiden voyage of the RMS TITANIC. Even though the truth was known in 1912, questions, myths, and lies persist about that fateful night.
As TITANIC: Sinking the Myths meticulously demonstrates, the real root cause of the disaster was greed, multiplied by an imperative schedule, and wrapped up in a conspiracy to cover up White Star's policy to put profits over the lives of the passengers.
Thirty years ago, in this book's fifirst edition, Diana Bristow unraveled the myths to give the original, no-stone-unturned account of the events that led up to-and followed-the sinking of the TITANIC. Bristow goes right to the heart and source of the campaign of deception that served only one purpose, to protect J.P. Morgan, the White Star Line, and all their investors from astronomical liability and financial ruin if the captain, crew, or management were found negligent in the events that led to the sinking of the TITANIC. Never before had any researcher ever so deeply studied the rules, laws, regulations, and economic and political factors that ultimately led to the deaths of 1,500 people.
Bristow's long-sought-after book, out of print for thirty years, is now presented here in an updated edition. Once you've read TITANIC: Sinking the Myths, you will understand why it's the first-and last-book you ever need to read about the most infamous maritime disaster in peacetime history.
