Ida Straus

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Ida Straus was a German-American philanthropist best known for perishing aboard the Titanic after choosing to remain with her husband, Isidor Straus, rather than save herself.

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Ida Straus canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Titanic victim
human
birthName Ida Blun
burialPlace Body not recovered
causeOfDeath sinking of the RMS Titanic
linked to: RMS Titanic
child Clarence Elias Straus
Herbert Nathan Straus
Hilda Straus
Jesse Isidor Straus
Percy Selden Straus
linked to: H. R. Straus

Sara Straus
Vivian Straus
citizenship United States of America
countryOfBirth Germany
dateOfBirth 1849-02-06
dateOfDeath 1912-04-15
dateOfMarriage 1871-10-13
ethnicGroup German Jew
familyName Straus
fullName Ida Straus
givenName Ida
knownFor charitable work in New York
languageSpoken English
German
mannerOfDeath drowning
memorial Straus Memorial, New York City
Straus Park, Manhattan
notableFor choosing to remain with her husband Isidor Straus during the Titanic sinking
refusing a place in a lifeboat on the RMS Titanic
numberOfChildren 7
occupation philanthropist
passengerClassOnTitanic First class
placeOfBirth Worms, Grand Duchy of Hesse
linked to: Worms, Germany
placeOfDeath North Atlantic Ocean
linked to: North Atlantic
portrayedIn Titanic-related films and literature
religion Judaism
residence New York City
shipPassenger RMS Titanic
sibling Abraham Blun
Amanda Blun
Henriette Blun
Hermine Blun
Jacob Blun
Julius Blun
Mathilde Blun
Nathan Blun
Regina Blun
Rosa Blun
Therese Blun
spouse Isidor Straus

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Isidor Straus spouse Ida Straus
Isidor Straus marriagePartner Ida Straus
Straus Park namedAfter Ida Straus
Straus Park commemorates Ida Straus
Ida Straus fullName Ida Straus