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How a Simple Key Could Have Changed the Fate of the Titanic: "She Could Have Saved the Lives of the Passengers"
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Content Curation On the night of April 14-15, 1912, the Titanic darkened after hitting an iceberg. But, according to Martin Schafer, "a simple little key could have saved the Titanic and the lives of the passengers who died" that night.The story begins a few hours before the first transatlantic crossing of the ship, in the port of Southampton, England. The second officer, David Blair, is preparing to take up his duties on board. But at the last …
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