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Did Bruce ismay take away the water-tight comparments from the titanic?
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∙ 12y ago
No he did not he just lowered the lifeboat count, he did make the watertight compartments smaller so it wouldn't interfere with the 1st class area. With this attachment the ship would have survived.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 6y agoYes, Bruce Ismay was the Managing Director of the White Star Line (which owned and ran Titanic).
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Who owned the Titanic when it sank?
Bruce Ismay.
Who manage the white star line titanic?
Bruce Ismay
What is the Titanic named after?
The name Titanic was derived from the myths of gigantic titans. So it seemed only fitting to name the biggest ship built at the time after the gargantuan greek titans of legend.
Who was ismay played by on Titanic?
During the actual voyage Bruce Ismay's role was simply that of a first class passenger. However, he held more clout than most passengers as he was the chairman of the White Star Liner (the liner that built the titanic).
Did Bruce ismay die on the titanic?
No. He sneaked onto a lifeboat that was just about to be lowered
What was the number of the lifeboat Bruce ismay got into?
Bruce Ismay was rescued from Titanic on lifeboat C.
Who bought the Titanic?
Titanic was bought by J. Bruce Ismay.
What defence did Bruce ismay have?
Titanic sinking
What did Bruce ismay have to do with the titanic?
he was the company builder
Who is the person who invented the titanic?
Bruce Ismay
Who owned the Titanic when it sank?
Bruce Ismay.
Who had the idea for the Titanic?
Bruce Ismay and Thomas Andrews
Who manage the white star line titanic?
Bruce Ismay
Who said that the titanic couldint be sunk?
I believe it was Bruce Ismay.
Was an owner of the white star line on the titanic?
Yes, Bruce Ismay
Why did Bruce ismay name the Titanic the Titanic?
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.
Who was the first person to know the Titanic?
Bruce Ismay and William Pierre were the first people to know the Titanic
