What nationalities were aboard the titanic?

Answer 1

The vast majority would have been British and Irish with a few americans.

The first class was people was almost entirely wealthy British passengers that were going on the Titanic there and back to England as a holiday cruise.

Second class were just the same but there were more american's who went to England to return on the Titanic's maiden voyage.

Third Class passengers were almost all Irish who boarded the titanic to find a new life in the high economy of America

Answer 2

Many- most were English or American, but there were several others, most of them emigrants in Steerage class. These included Irish, Swedes, Norwegians, French, Germans, Italians, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, Turks and Iranians.

There were a number of French amongst the catering staff, and a few of the Scandinavians were travelling 1st Class. The crew were all English except for a few of the stewardesses, who were Irish, 1st Officer Murdoch who was a Scot, and 5th Officer Lowe, who was Welsh.

Answer 3

People on Titanic were mostly from England, Ireland, and the United States.There were also many Swedish, some Canadians, Syrians, Italians, and six Australians.

Answer 4

Irish finnish swedish belgians