Who really survived the <i>Titanic</i>?

Abstract It’s commonly assumed that women, children and the upper classes fared better in the most famous maritime disaster of all time. But, as Harry Khamis discovers, loglinear model analysis of the passenger data leads to new revelations about the tragedy

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Significance
Published
2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jrssig/qmaf021
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Medical History and Innovations
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Who really survived the Titanic?

Harry J. Khamis
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Who really survived the Titanic?

Harry J. Khamis
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Abstract It’s commonly assumed that women, children and the upper classes fared better in the most famous maritime disaster of all time. But, as Harry Khamis discovers, loglinear model analysis of the passenger data leads to new revelations about the tragedy

SignificanceVol. 22(3)
Wright State University (US)
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Medical History and Innovations
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