On 2 April 1912, Titanic left Belfast for the last time, sailing from the Harland and Wolff shipyard to Southampton. Just under two weeks later, the ship plunged through two miles of freezing water to the ocean floor, and more than 1,500 people lost their lives.
Featuring official photographs from Titanic shipbuilders Harland & Wolff, this book offers a unique glimpse into the four-year construction process of the iconic ship in Belfast, Ireland. The lavish illustrations provide an in-depth look at the engineering and craftsmanship involved in creating one of history's most famous vessels, highlighting the dedication and innovation of the builders.
Focusing on the political turmoil surrounding Chavez's presidency, the narrative details the intense legal battles and street protests in Caracas. McCaughan, a seasoned reporter, vividly portrays the struggles faced by the Venezuelan leader, highlighting the societal divisions and the fervent responses from both supporters and opponents. Through compelling journalism, the book immerses readers in the critical moments that shaped a nation.