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The Titanic Sinks

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Close up of tugboat guiding Titanic from port. Caption. The Titanic leaves for New York on its maiden voyage.

Vintage film and dramatic re-enactments show the Titanic's maiden voyage which ended tragically on April 15, 1912. Focuses on her designer Thomas Andrews and his recognition of the ship's fatal flaw when it encountered an iceberg. Leonard Nimoy narrates the basic facts of this memorable event.

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Runtime: 9 minutes 59 seconds

Topic: History
Subtopic: World History - 1900-1945
Grade/Interest Level: 5 - 8
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Release Year: 2003
Producer/Distributor: New Dimension Media/Questar
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Row upon row of grayish white stone crosses in a military cemetery. Caption. 1914-1918, World War I.

4 people, 3 men and 1 woman, stand next to each other on a city street looking off in one direction.

Man in a black Nazi uniform stands in front and addresses another man seated at a desk. Caption. But not all are as quick as you, even in the Party.

Animation of a battleship at Dunkirk with soldiers onboard. Caption. And will determine the course of the Second World War.

Animation of World War 2 Soviet commanders speaking in front of a battlefield map to a crowded room of officers. Caption. To fortify the Kursk region and to wait.

Digital map titled "Battle of Britain." Germany and its occupied countries and territories are shaded red with a Nazi flag and text that reads, "Germany." The United Kingdom is shaded beige with a U, K flag below text that reads, "Britain."

Digital map titled "Battle of Iwo Jima" with 3 red arrows pointing from the Pacific Northwest towards Japan and its occupied territories.

Digital map titled "Battle of Stalingrad." Germany and its occupied territories are green with red swastikas. The U, S, S, R is yellow with 2 red stars with yellow arrows pointing towards Germany's eastern fronts.

Digital map titled "Battle of the Bulge." France, Belgium, and Paris are yellow. Blue rectangles appear on German border with 2 blue stars in France and another in Belgium. Germany and occupied northern Italy are red and labeled, "Germany." Swastikas are visible north of Italy and in Germany near eastern Belgium.

Black and white family photo of Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and 4 daughters. Caption. Thus ends 300 years of czarist rule.