Greenland’s Titanic: The loss of the Hans Hedtoft
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TAISSUMANI AUG 1, 2026 – 10:30 AM EDT
Greenland’s Titanic: The loss of the Hans Hedtoft
A man stands with the one lifebuoy that was recovered after the wreck of the Hans Hedtoft. (Photo via Facebook)
By Kenn Harper
Everyone knows about the Titanic, the ship built to be unsinkable.
Great hype surrounded its launch and sea trials. When it was ready to begin its maiden voyage, it left Southampton, England, on April 10, 1912.
All went well until April 14, when it suddenly collided with an iceberg. The ship went to the bottom of the Atlantic. Of the 2,200 passengers aboard, almost 1,500 peop…
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