British luxury passenger liner, RMS Lusitania was sunk by German U-20 off the coast of Ireland. The liner was en-route from New York City to Liverpool, England with 1,924 passengers & crew. Of the 1,119 deaths, 114 were Americans including Alfred Vanderbilt, one of the world's richest men. This event enraged American public opinion against Germany.
It was called the Lusitania
Lusitania was the name of the sunken ship.
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There were multiple ships that were sunk and caused the US to join the war. These include:USS ArizonaUSS West VirginiaUSS CaliforniaUSS Oklahoma
The Cara Mia was the Italian luxury cruise ship that vanished into green fog.
The Lusitania.
There may have been more than one for all I know, but the most famous (at least in the US) and the one that comes immediately to mind was the Lusitania.
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It was called the Lusitania
Tim Liner's birth name is Timothy Reed Liner.
He wanted people to focus on the enormous scale of the liner. "Titanic" literally means something huge. For Ismay, the name also captured the strength and luxury of Titanic.
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The liner was called the Pacific Princess.
No, the noun luxury is a common noun, a word for any luxury of any kind.A proper noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Luxury Street, Moreno Valley, CALuxury Circle, Jackson, NJLuxury Drive, Concord, CALuxury Row (designer shops), Honolulu, HI"Luxury Liner", 1948 movie starring Jane Powell"Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Lustre" by Dana Thomas
Luxury Amore's birth name is Tyesha Armstead.
If you're referring to the German U-boat attack that killed 128 Americans in 1915, that was the RMS Lusitania. The ship was actually a British passenger liner (similar to RMS Titanic) that was torpedoed off the Irish coast. She exploded violently, and was supposedly carrying munitions from the United States to Great Britain.
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