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Title: Titanic : Destination Disaster: The Legends and the Reality
Publisher: Stephens Limited, Patrick
Publication Date: 1987
Language: English
ISBN 10: 0850598680
ISBN 13: 9780850598681
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Good
Weight: 0.54 pounds

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The second edition of an illustrated insight into the Titanic disaster, originally published in 1987, which details dives down to the wreck, and discusses inter-continental struggles for salvage rights, with coverage of the controversial recovery, preservation and exhibition of artefacts.

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John Eaton was born, raised in Easton, Pennsylvania and educated at Lafayette College. He has written and lectured extensively on the Titanic and dived to the wreck two-and-a-half miles down. Based in the US, he was one of two founders of the Titanic International Society (1989), a shipping history and research organization with members worldwide. He is a long time consultant and speaker for a number of Titanic related projects as well as apppearing on TV and radio as a featured guest.

Charles A. Haas was born in Queens, NY and has written and lectured extensively on the Titanic and dived to the wreck two-and-a-half miles down. Based in the US, he was one of two founders of the Titanic International Society (1989), a shipping history and research organization with members worldwide. He has been a consultant to many Titanic related documentaries and a guest lecturer at anumber of Titanic conventions.

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