قصص نساء تايتانيك | حكايات لم تُروَ من قبل عن البقاء والفقدان والإرث

« _I feel you have captured the essence of my great-aunt Helen._ » - Howard Ostby, a great-grandson of Titanic survivor Helen Ostby The early twentieth century was a male-dominated world, and the Titanic was no exception. Even today, most of the stories we know about that fateful night revolve around the men and their actions, even though there were nearly 500 women and girls on board. From the stewardess who survived three different maritime disasters to the mother whose young children were kidnapped and taken aboard the Titanic, from the Carpathia passenger whose reporting on the Titanic launched a career in journalism to the woman who went down with the ship but no one remembers seeing her, Melinda E. narrates. Ratchford tells the stories of women whose lives were inextricably linked to the sinking, revealing the world as it was for women in 1912. _“Stories of the Women of the Titanic”_ is an investigation into the lives of these women before, during and after the tragedy that irrevocably changed their world and ours.