The Night Lives On - Tapa blanda

On a cold night in April 1912, the magnificent liner TITANIC, proclaimed unsinkable, struck an iceberg and went down with appalling loss of life. In the years since his best-seller in 1955, Walter Lord has continued his research into every aspect of the story and the result is this fascinating companion volume that explores many of the riddles - how well built was the 'unsinkable' TITANIC? Did the captain really know how to handle the ship? Why were six wireless warnings ignored? What was the band really playing? And finally, now that she has been found, what are the chances of salvaging the TITANIC?

A native of Baltimore, and a graduate of Princeton and Yale Law School, Walter Lord served in the OSS during World War II before becoming a business editor and later an advertising copy-writer. The outstanding success of A NIGHT TO REMEMBER inspired him to devote his full time to research and writing. His other major historical works include DAY OF INFAMY, A TIME TO STAND, and THE MIRACLE OF DUNKIRK