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On a cold April night in 1912, the world's greatest ship met its greatest test - and the story has never stopped echoing. ""Titanic: A Journey Into the Night That Changed History"" takes readers beneath the surface of one of the most powerful events of the twentieth century, revealing not just what happened, but why it still matters today. In this documentary-style account, Adrian J. Kovarik traces the Titanic from the moment it was imagined in an age of ambition and industrial pride. Readers step into the shipyards of Belfast, where thousands of workers forged the ""unsinkable"" giant, and then onto the decks where first-class elegance lived alongside the hopes of immigrants chasing new beginnings. As the voyage unfolds, the book brings forward real passengers, dedicated crew members, and the decisions - large and small - that shaped the ship's fate. You'll follow the final hours before impact, the quiet warnings in the icy night, and the moments of courage, sacrifice, and leadership that defined the disaster. The aftermath reveals a world shaken awake. From global headlines and government inquiries to the sweeping safety reforms that transformed maritime travel, the Titanic's legacy becomes a story not just of loss, but of resilience and lasting change. This book blends historical facts, survivor accounts, scientific analysis, and modern discoveries, including the dramatic finding of the wreck in 1985. Together, they form a vivid, hopeful narrative about innovation, responsibility, and the lessons the Titanic continues to teach more than a century later. Click The Buy Button Now

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