How many crew and passengers are there on the Titanic?

Titanic's sinking place Titanic set out from Southampton, England on April 19 12 for new york, USA. The captain's name is edward smith. He left Southampton Port at noon on April 12, and planned to cross the North Atlantic and go straight to new york. When she was about to set sail, another regular ship "New York" moved in the water because of its huge size, which caused the attraction of a large amount of backfill water to almost hit her hull, delaying for an hour. After the departure, the Titanic crossed the English Channel and stopped at Cherbourg, France, to accept more passengers, and then stopped at Queenstown, Ireland. Finally, she arrived in new york with 65,438+0,324 passengers and 892 deck workers. Titanic divided passengers into three classes. The third-class cabin is also the cheapest to get off the hull. Most of these passengers are immigrants who plan to build a new life across the Atlantic. The decoration of the second-class cabin and the general guest room was actually the same as that of the first-class cabin of other general ships at that time. Many second-class passengers originally positioned the first class on other ships, but gave up because of the voyage of Titanic. The first class is the most expensive and luxurious part of the whole ship, and some of the richest celebrities in the world were on this journey at that time. Famous people include John Jacob, a millionaire at that time (theoretically calculated in pounds or dollars), benjamin guggenheim, his wife and entrepreneur, isador and Ida Stauss, and "unsinkable" Molly Brown, as well as the director of White Star Cruises J Bruce Ismay and chief designer thomas andrew Thomas Andrews. Painter's sinking picture of Titanic 14 On the night of April, she hit an iceberg. In the process of colliding with an iceberg, due to misjudgment, he made an emergency turn at high speed, leading to turning forward. At the same time, the iceberg made a long crack in the bottom of the ship, which not only loosened the rivets under the starboard waterline, but also caused the water in six watertight compartments. Finally, due to too much water, the hull tilted to an amazing state close to the hull vertical (vertical to the horizontal plane), because the tilting can continue to pour water. Finally, the hull couldn't support the weight, and half of the hull on the water broke off, and then 1522 people sank to the bottom of the sea. On the port side of the ship, lifeboats only carry women and children. On the starboard side, men are allowed to board the ship only after women have the priority to escape. So more people were rescued on the starboard side than on the port side. Although many passengers escaped from the hull, they were sucked into the sea together when they sank, or lost their temperature in the cold sea water and died.