The Sinking of RMS Titanic: Difference between revisions

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*Many of the Third Class Stewards, for preventing the Italian waiters or the steerage passengers from getting to the lifeboats

*Quartermaster [[Robert Hichens]], for not returning to help the people in the water and for attempted murder.

*An unnamed stoker who was ~~beaten~~ and left to die after attempting to steal another man's lifejacket.

*An unnamed stoker who was knocked unconscious and left to die after attempting to steal another man's lifejacket.

*Passenger [[Lucy Duff-Gordon]], for convincing the crew of lifeboat 1 not to help those stranded in the water.

*Second officer [[Charles Lightoller]], for not allowing men to board lifeboats unless they were needed as auxiliary seamen and for [[~~War~~ crimes]].

*Second officer [[Charles Lightoller]], for not allowing men to board lifeboats unless they were needed as auxiliary seamen and for [[war crimes]].

*Captain [[Stanley Lord]] of the RMS ''Californian'', for refusing to allow the crew of his ship to help the ''Titanic'' and ordering the ''Californian'' to turn round rather than help the ''Titanic''.

*Several lifeboat crew members, for refusing to help the people in the water, and for setting off with the lifeboats half-full and leaving passengers who could have gotten in to die rather than risk becoming overloaded.

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 *Many of the Third Class Stewards, for preventing the Italian waiters or the steerage passengers from getting to the lifeboats
 *Quartermaster [[Robert Hichens]], for not returning to help the people in the water and for attempted murder.
-*An unnamed stoker who was beaten and left to die after attempting to steal another man's lifejacket.
+*An unnamed stoker who was knocked unconscious and left to die after attempting to steal another man's lifejacket.
 *Passenger [[Lucy Duff-Gordon]], for convincing the crew of lifeboat 1 not to help those stranded in the water.
-*Second officer [[Charles Lightoller]], for not allowing men to board lifeboats unless they were needed as auxiliary seamen and for [[War crimes]].
+*Second officer [[Charles Lightoller]], for not allowing men to board lifeboats unless they were needed as auxiliary seamen and for [[war crimes]].
 *Captain [[Stanley Lord]] of the RMS ''Californian'', for refusing to allow the crew of his ship to help the ''Titanic'' and ordering the ''Californian'' to turn round rather than help the ''Titanic''.
 *Several lifeboat crew members, for refusing to help the people in the water, and for setting off with the lifeboats half-full and leaving passengers who could have gotten in to die rather than risk becoming overloaded.