What Happened To Titanic's Survivors?

When Titanic sank in 1912, 1,500 people perished, leaving just 700 survivors. But their survival was just the beginning. This is the story of their heartbreaking losses, relentless legal battles, and the lasting impact of the tragedy.

Oceanliner Designs explores the design, construction, engineering and operation of history’s greatest vessels– from Titanic to Queen Mary and from the Empress of Ireland to the Lusitania. Join maritime researcher and illustrator Michael Brady as he tells the stories behind some of history's most famous ocean liners and machines!

00:00 Intro
01:37 Carpathia Rescue
02:52 Arrival in New York
04:47 News Arrives in England
06:13 White Star Line
09:44 Survivor Claims
14:11 The Crew
17:40 Outro

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[LeaderOne]

Our friend Mike Brady is unmatched in his care and discretion of reporting these tragic maritime events. Such a great channel and presenter! Absolutely masterful!

[robybabe]

Captain Arthur Henry Rostron was a hero in my family. He was my Mum's Great Uncle. He wrote a book "Home from the Sea" that I'm fortunate in having a copy.

[tymki]

Oh gosh that bit at the end about the dad being unable to go to a baseball game with his kids because the crowd's cheers reminded him of the screams he heard that night... that gives me chills to think about. Poor man. PTSD is no joke, and it's interesting/sad to see that something so normal and happy for so many people can remind some people of something so unimaginably horrible...
I hope his kids understood why.

[Wildcat_Media]

You rarely hear what happened to the survivors after they were picked up by the Carpathia. I really appreciate this glimpse into the aftermath of the disaster. I can’t imagine being asked over and over to relive something so horrific. Not just by random curious people, but having to testify or enter legal claims for compensation.

Amazing video - many thanks to Mike and company!

[Dovietail]

Mike Brady, thank you for your calm storytelling. I lost my dearest friend suddenly this week, and your videos have brought me a quantum of solace from my overwhelming grief

[davidberriman]

I am seventy two years old. A long time ago I read a book on the Titanic disaster. It is so long ago I now have nothing in my memory to date it. I have been interested ever since but I have learned more since our highly valued friend Mike Brady and his team started my real education. You have a knack of imparting the horror of the event that no written word or movie can match. The words thank you seem totally inadequate. Thank you all the same.

[terikronberg]

Thank you my friend for continuing the story of the human saga of the Titanic survivors. You give so much more information that relates us to their aftermaths and struggles.

[mazeofmind]

Somehow i'll never get enough of Titanic stories :)

[Archeantusable]

Who else is grateful for a Titanic video to get us through the week, courtesy of our good friend Mike Brady from Oceanliner Designs? ✋

[ChristianTreml]

Probably THE best channel here on YouTube 👍😎

[davinp]

Nurse Violet Jessup was on all 3 White Star ships when disaster struck - Olympic, Titanic and Brittanic. Yes, she continued working on ships after the Titanic disaster

[lizb]

I went to a traveling Titanic Artifact exhibit with my mom recently, and I just wanted to say it was incredible, but made even more so because I had lots of extra information to share with her as we went through it- learned from this channel! So, thank you!

[ericweinraub]

I just completed the trans atlantic journey aboard Cunard liner Queen Mary 2. We passed about 800 miles north of Titanic's final resting place on our way to the coast of New Foundland prior to turning east to cross the Atlantic. The ocean looks so cold and foreboding. Passengers didn't stand much of a chance once they were in the water.

[Rebellious-Edits-]

The sheer size of the titanic in 1912 was astonishing, I bet people that saw the ship split, they would have been scarred. It's hard to think about the terror of the disaster.

[JoeJet-sp]

I just want to say that you've made me interested in something I didn't really have an interest in before. You're a great presenter, and clearly a great researcher. I think there's something captivating about hearing someone talk about something they're passionate about, and you do that so well. I also love that you call us your friends, it's such a nice touch. Keep doing your thing -your friend Joe.

[Kadenite]

The baker who fortified himself with whiskey before riding the stern into the Atlantic and treading freezing water for a near impossible time - he was back to work just days later.

Eva Hart lived to see the wreck found... in two parts, as she had sworn, against the accepted narrative, for over seventy years (since the age of seven!).

Officer Boxhall went on to work Aquitania, before becoming an adviser on the film 'A Night To Remember'.

[KXXULADavidOC]

The aftermath of Titanic and what happened to the survivors really is such a big yet untold part of Titanics story so its so great to see a video going into more detail about this

[jenniferbrewer]

The level of respect this channel has always shown toward these tragic events is unmatched, and for that, our friend Mike Brady, I salute you.

[soulbitten]

Like you, my fascination with Titanic and maritime history in general started when I watched the 1997 Titanic movie as a child. I have read and watched so much but your content, with its depth and compassion, is second to none. Keep doing what you do!

[kaneki-ken]

Tomorrow, I have an exam. But I am here, watching a new Oceanliner video about the Titanic. Important things come first.