Walter Lord was an American author celebrated for his documentary-style non-fiction, most notably chronicling the sinking of the RMS Titanic. His narrative approach was characterized by meticulous research and immersive storytelling, drawing readers directly into historical events. Lord's method of presenting non-fiction laid groundwork for contemporary historical accounts, and his works continue to resonate with audiences for their vividness and accuracy. He explored human experiences during moments of crisis, highlighting often-overlooked details.
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Presents a minute-by-minute account of the collision between the Titanic and an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean.
Podtitul: Kultovní kniha o útoku na Pearl Harbor Na základě sběru archivních materiálů i několika set svědectví přímých účastníků obou válečných stran zachycuje kniha minutu po minutě tragické události "Dne hanby" z perspektivy civilistů, běžných vojáků i nejvyšších důstojníků.
Intervistando i superstiti con la spregiudicatezza del giornalista,ricostruendo i fatti con la precisione dello storico, Lord racconta in presa diretta l'affondamento del Titanic. Illustra i risvolti tecnici, chiarisce dubbi e misteri; e soprattutto dà la parola a chi ha vissuto quell'evento in prima persona: milionari ed emigranti, ufficiali e marinai, donne e bambini.
Am 14. April 1912 kurz nach 23.40 Uhr, nahm die Jungfernfahrt der "Titanic" ein jähes Ende: das größte und sicherste Schiff seiner Zeit rammte einen Eisberg und sank innerhalb von drei Stunden. "Ein überwältigendes Buch, zweifellos das Beste seiner Art...
