Fall Of A Hero: The Story Of The Carpathia

We are all familiar with the RMS Carpathia, the ship that rescued the survivors of the Titanic in 1912. But what was her life like before and after the sinking of the Titanic? How did he help save Cunard line from going bankrupt and how was she sent to a watery grave during the first world war In this video, we will explore the rise, and fall of the world’s most famous rescue ship

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[DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

The Titanic and Carpathia were really built by companies that were bitter rivals at the time of the Titanic disaster, but that sure didn't stop the Carpathia from making making an extremely mad dash to the Titanic's rescue. It's so great that the brave, generous, hard working crew of the Carpathia payed absolutely no attention to the White Star Line/Cunard Line rivalry throughout the time of that disaster since they knew that saving the lives of those in danger really overcomes corporate competition.

[denko]

I'll always have a huge respect to Carpathia for picking the survivors of Titanic and for doing everything to reach them as soon as possible. A true hero.

[HinckleyBranchRailfan]

Carpathia deserves her own movie. She is such a good ship. She was also a Hero during her sinking, it’s if as she was holding on for as long as she possibly could to let every living soul off in time before she went down.

[ringfitmaster]

It's not fair that Carpathia is at the bottom of the ocean floor after her heroics saving the lives of the men, women and children of the Titanic. She will never be forgotten and may she & the five men who lost their lives rest in peace.

[Techgnome]

She was so close to the end of the war, tragic. Hopefully she and the five souls lost can rest in peace.

[alexb]

I really enjoy these new in-depth videos, you go over almost everything about the Carpathia. Keep this up its fantastic
the animation is a nice touch to the explanation and helps people understand the information given as well

[historyinsideanutshell]

Great video, Blue! You really worked hard on this and it's great hearing the Caprathia's amazing story 🙂

[railfan_neon]

I wish someday we have the resources to salvage all these magnificent ships from the ocean floor!

[TheGildedHistorian_]

Damn, this is very interesting.

At least Clive Cussler found it... R.I.P to that man. And keep up the good work, BSL.

*(He wrote Raise the Titanic, but hated the movie and for good reason.)*

[accontforgotten]

They should make A movie called "Carpathia" and how it rescued the Titanic survivors

[NorwayDude]

This is so well made! Keep the good work up!

[DonaldTrumpIsGreat]

That's Nice That At Least One of The Single Funneled Ship's Not Just Helped Titanic Survivor's Out But Carryed Passenger's In Safety And Was Reliabile And Eventually Met a Sad End

[gtaitz]

Carpathia isn't acknowledged much like the Titanic is. There needs to be more Carpathia videos for sure!

[giggiddy]

Great quality and very well done. But if I may make a suggestion? You are attempting to tell the entire story of a ship in the same amount of time as it takes to listen to two songs on the radio. Many come to these sites for a historic documentary on these great ships which cant be done throughly in 7 minutes. Some may not even click on it as it appears to be more of an infomercial. Excellent job in every way but a longer, version of these would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again.

[plokoon]

This was a great video, short and easy to remember, great job!

[TurboProductionsYT]

Amazing video, with amazing story telling amd animations, well done man!

[carlwesstonerSTONER]

RIP the RMS Carpathia and thank you to your captain and your crew for rescuing the Titanic survivors and your service in the first WW1

[chrisserfass]

RMS Carpathia would have made a excellent museum ship.

[theonlycarpy]

It’s me!!!
In all seriousness, thank you for bringing carpathia to life again

[macflod]

Nice to hear details about life or being a passenger on a different oceanliner of that era Titanic is so well documented but of course it was more of an exception being freshly made and built to take a lot of the wealthiest people, as well as steerage but was this typical of many ships? Probably not.

Please fo more videos about other ships if information is out there about them