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In 1911, 1912 and 1916, the three largest ships in the world each met disaster: the Olympic, the Titanic and the Britannic. One woman was working aboard all three. This is the true story of Violet Jessop: stewardess, nurse, and the woman who kept going back to sea. CHAPTERS 0:00 She jumped 1:00 Who was Violet Jessop? 1:43 The Olympic 3:23 The Titanic 5:54 War 6:44 The Britannic 8:55 Three ships, one stewardess 9:51 The rest of her life SOURCES - Violet Jessop, "Titanic Survivor" (memoir, 1997), as quoted by Encyclopedia Titanica and National Geographic - Encyclopedia Titanica: Violet Jessop biography and crew records - UK National Archives: HMHS Britannic ship's log (ADM 137/1229) - National Geographic: feature on Violet Jessop and the three sister ships - Wikipedia: Violet Jessop; RMS Olympic; Olympic–Hawke collision; Lifeboats of the Titanic; HMHS Britannic Claims marked "by her own account" come from her memoir and are not independently confirmed. ARCHIVE FOOTAGE & IMAGES Film: "Titanic Disaster" (Globe/Kleine, 1912; footage of RMS Olympic and Capt. E. J. Smith, 1911), public domain · SMS Szent István sinking (1918), public domain · captured German U-35 film (1917), U.S. National Archives · Photographs: Library of Congress, U.S. National Archives, Royal Museums Greenwich, Imperial War Museum and Wikimedia Commons (public domain). CC BY-SA images: "VAD nurses" (Europeana 1914–1918, CC BY-SA 3.0) · "HMHS Britannic & HMT Olympic in Southampton" (HefePine23, CC BY-SA 4.0) · "SS Belgenland 1924" (Shipsprofiler, CC BY-SA 4.0) · "Great Ashfield Ford" (John Walton, geograph.org.uk, CC BY-SA 2.0). Stock footage: Pixabay. AI DISCLOSURE Narration voice and music are AI-generated. Scenes for which no photograph or film exists are AI dramatizations, labelled on screen. No film of the Britannic's sinking exists; the capsizing footage shown is the battleship SMS Szent István (1918), labelled as such. #Titanic #VioletJessop #History

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