For many years writer and researcher George Behe has made a habit of filing away little tidbits of information about Titanic-related topics that happened to catch his interest, many of which have long been gathering dust in his extensive archives. This book is the result, a collection of stories, angles of research and pieces of trivia on that reflect George's thoughts on a wide variety of Titanic-related subjects, along with his detailed research, in the process adding new illumination to a few Titanic topics that many researchers have long thought were chiselled in stone. Some of the questions considered may seem controversial to established accounts, but by presenting his research and conclusions, George enables the reader to see the information upon which he has based his opinions and decide for themselves whether they agree. This detailed volume is a treasure trove of research material to delight any discerning Titanic enthusiast.
"'Without a doubt, George Behe is one of the most prolific Titanic authors. More than that, he is also among the most respected, known for his friendly, generous nature and a keen eye for detail, with a collection of material that is the envy of many a researcher.'"
