Actually, there was no one person who called the Titanic unsinkable: it was a combination of the owners and the ship-builder and the press who helped the ship's legend to grow. The White Star Line, the ship's owners, wanted to promote the ship's safety features and solid construction, unique for that era; the more they stressed how amazing the Titanic was, the more likely they would get good publicity and greater media attention. Newspaper articles from that time show that several White Star executives, including J. Bruce Ismay, told the press the Titanic was built in such a way that it would not sink; but while it may seem like splitting hairs, neither Ismay nor other White Star executives directly stated that the Titanic was unsinkable.
Nor did the ship's builders, who tended to qualify the claim by explaining that the ship was "practically" or "almost" unsinkable. But the press took the claim the ship was built for safety and thus would be unlikely to sink, and soon removed the qualifiers. Reporters were impressed with the luxurious features of the Titanic, and they began reporting on it as the "unsinkable Titanic". (In fairness to the press, the White Star Line seemed pleased by the positive publicity and did not correct what the press wrote.) The headlines and mentions of the "unsinkable Titanic" became part of the story, very much like a nickname. But there was no one person who seems to have started it.
Margaret (Molly) Brown was nicknamed the unsinkable Molly Brown.
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Molly Brown
Margaret Brown was nicknamed "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" because of her entire life story. The nickname came when a play was written about her, and they used 'unsinkable' as a reference to the Titanic, since she was a hero of the disaster.
Margaret "Molly" Brown and she was nicknamed that because she was literally the only person in the lifeboats who wanted to go back and help the others
Margaret Brown was an American socialite who became famous as a Titanic survivor. She was nicknamed as The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
Andrew Donkin wrote the Unsinkable Titanic
The story of Titanic being called unsinkable is a myth. It was only referred to as unsinkable after it sunk.
They thought it was unsinkable.
That it was unsinkable.
The White Star Line advertised the Titanic as unsinkable when reality it was not.
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