History's Greatest Ships: The Evolution of Ocean Liners | Documentary Part 2

The sinking of the Lusitania is tragic but the british are the ones to be blamed more.

Them armimg their merchant ships and disguising warships as merchants forced germany to move from regular sub warfare to unrestricted warfare, wich leads to the sinking and then the U.S joining in

Where the hell is the Kaiser Class and the Union Castle ships?

This is my second watch of this series, and it's amazing! I can't wait for part 3, also, are you finishing at the end of ocean liners or are you covering cruise ships too? Either way, I love this series and can't wait for part 3!! 😄🙂

I’m sold, I want to go on a French cruise now ahah

Of course that $1 to use the Turkish bath on Olympic would be $39.40 today so not actually small change.

I'm fascinated by the golden age of ocean liners particularly from the Victoria and Edwardian era.

I honestly never knew about the SS France until this video. Thanks for bringing another ship into the light

Don't suppose you would happen to know which specific tracks these are?

Britannic she is the best one😍😍😍😍

I just want to point out its the blue ribBAND not ribbon as the subtitles suggest

Thanks!

Such famous ships that the criminal lack of foresight to preserve them is truly sickening.

can't wait for the third part already! my home country's SS Rotterdam might feature one day? She was an innovator in the rear, thin stack profile, and had her class seperation done with removable walls, which meant she could serve all the way until 2000 as a cruise ship. She is preserved as a hotel to this day!

As good as an ocean liner documentary can get. Bravo!

Why were the thumbnail and title of the video changed from "Rise of the four stacker ocean liner" to this?

Why not mention Lusitania getting hite by the Rough Wave in 1910?

Is there going to be a part 3 to this documentary? Love it!

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