Titanic Victims and Villains: Victims & Villains

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The book delves into the heroism associated with the Titanic disaster, questioning why society glorifies this tragedy and examining the narratives that emerged from it. It scrutinizes the roles of various figures, including the overlooked real heroes and the controversial Captain Stanley Lord of the Californian. By analyzing societal prejudices, public values, and the media's quest for blame, it offers a fresh perspective on the shipwreck. Enhanced by a new photographic archive and contemporary extracts, it reinterprets Titanic history in a compelling and authentic manner.