RMS Lusitania

GPTKB entity

Statements (233)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:ocean
gptkbp:accommodation basic
luxurious
comfortable
gptkbp:artifacts various artifacts recovered from wreck
from the wreck site
gptkbp:builder gptkb:Cammell_Laird
gptkb:John_Brown_&_Company
gptkbp:built gptkb:John_Brown_&_Company
Belfast, Northern Ireland
transatlantic travel
gptkbp:can war munitions
gptkbp:capacity 2,198 passengers and crew
gptkbp:captain_at_sinking gptkb:William_Thomas_Turner
gptkbp:card_number 10 decks
gptkbp:cargo_types gptkb:weapons
gptkbp:carried_passengers 1,959
gptkbp:casualties 1,198
1,198 dead
gptkbp:class Cunard's ' Lusitania' class
gptkbp:commanded receive the Blue Riband for speed
gptkbp:completed 1907
gptkbp:crew 48
48 lifeboats
gptkbp:crew_capacity 850 crew members
approximately 800 crew members
gptkbp:cultural_impact inspired literature and films
gptkbp:cultural_references in music and art
gptkbp:death 1,198
gptkbp:depth approximately 300 feet
gptkbp:design gptkb:Cunard's_express_liner
gptkbp:designed_by gptkb:Leonard_Peskett
the architect Leonard Peskett
gptkbp:displacement 31,550 tons
gptkbp:documentary produced about the event
gptkbp:famous_for its speed
its speed and elegance
gptkbp:fate sunk
sunk by a German U-boat
gptkbp:film_editing several films made about the sinking
gptkbp:first_appearance British ship to be sunk by a U-boat in WWI
gptkbp:first_flight May 1, 1915
from New York to Liverpool
September 7, 1907
gptkbp:gross_tonnage 31,550 tons
31,550 GT
gptkbp:had_acapacity_of 2,198 passengers
gptkbp:had_agross_tonnage_of 31,550 tons
gptkbp:had_aheight_of 104 feet
gptkbp:had_alength_of 787 feet
gptkbp:had_lifeboats_for only 1,250 people
gptkbp:had_passengers_including many American citizens
gptkbp:had_speed_of 25 knots (46 km/h)
gptkbp:has_a_focus_on international outrage
gptkbp:historical_analysis extensively studied
gptkbp:historical_documentation inspired numerous works.
gptkbp:historical_event part of World War I history
gptkbp:historical_research subject of extensive historical research
gptkbp:historical_significance one of the most famous maritime disasters
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label RMS Lusitania
gptkbp:impact_on_maritime_law led to changes in safety regulations
gptkbp:influenced U. S. entry into World War I
gptkbp:inspired the establishment of maritime safety regulations
gptkbp:investigates the British government
gptkbp:is_a_destination_for gptkb:New_York_City
gptkbp:is_a_member_of gptkb:Survivor
American citizens
British citizens
notable passengers
gptkbp:is_a_subject_of historical research
numerous investigations
numerous conspiracy theories
international investigations
gptkbp:is_a_symbol_of maritime safety concerns
gptkbp:is_criticized_for its sinking being used as propaganda
gptkbp:is_discussed_in gptkb:political_debates
gptkbp:is_equipped_with four funnels
gptkbp:is_explored_in by submersibles
gptkbp:is_featured_in documentaries and films
gptkbp:is_known_for luxurious accommodations
gptkbp:is_one_of the largest ships of its time
gptkbp:is_remembered_for tragic sinking
its tragic sinking
the centenary of its sinking
gptkbp:is_targeted_at gptkb:World_War_I
gptkbp:key_event the history of naval warfare
gptkbp:launched 1906
1906-06-07
gptkbp:launched_in 1906
August 7, 1906
gptkbp:led_to increased anti-German sentiment
increased tensions between the U. S. and Germany
gptkbp:legacy remains a symbol of wartime tragedy
gptkbp:length 787 feet
787 feet (240 m)
gptkbp:lifeboat_launch chaotic
gptkbp:location gptkb:1960
gptkb:1965
gptkb:Irish_Sea
degraded
off the coast of Ireland
off the coast of County Cork, Ireland
gptkbp:losses the Cunard Line
gptkbp:material black and yellow
gptkbp:memorials gptkb:books
gptkb:documentaries
held annually
various locations
various films
various films and documentaries
various artworks and literature
various memorials exist
gptkbp:military_strategy highlighted submarine threats
gptkbp:nationality gptkb:British
gptkbp:notable_case civilian casualties in war
gptkbp:notable_event gptkb:World_War_I
maritime history
World War I history
the evolution of naval tactics
sinking led to public outcry
the United States and Germany relations
gptkbp:notable_examples the impact of technology on warfare
the dangers of wartime travel
gptkbp:notable_ships gptkb:U-20
gptkbp:operated_by gptkb:Cunard_Line
gptkbp:operator gptkb:Cunard_Line
gptkbp:owned_by gptkb:Cunard_Line
gptkbp:owner gptkb:Cunard_Line
gptkbp:passenger_capacity gptkb:Alfred_Vanderbilt
gptkb:J._Bruce_Ismay
gptkb:Lady_Duff_Gordon
gptkb:Isidor_Straus
gptkb:Charles_Frohman
first class
2,198
varied demographics of passengers
2,198 passengers
gptkbp:prompted public outrage
gptkbp:propulsion steam turbines
gptkbp:public_reaction outrage at the sinking
gptkbp:renovated a war memorial
gptkbp:reported_by newspapers worldwide
gptkbp:resting_place gptkb:website
gptkbp:resulted_in 1,198 deaths
gptkbp:resulted_in_the_deaths_of 1,198 people
gptkbp:route Liverpool to New York
gptkbp:significance influenced U. S. entry into World War I
influenced U. S. entry into WWI
gptkbp:sinking_date_significance considered a pivotal moment in history
gptkbp:sister_ship gptkb:RMS_Mauretania
gptkbp:speed 25 knots
gptkbp:sunk gptkb:German_U-boat_U-20
gptkb:World_War_I
gptkb:the_Irish_Sea
gptkb:the_Old_Head_of_Kinsale
gptkb:U-20
the early 20th century
1915-05-07
the North Atlantic Ocean
May 7, 1915
unrestricted submarine warfare
a pivotal moment in history
led to changes in maritime law
a tragic event
a significant maritime disaster
torpedo attack
being torpedoed
less than 20 minutes
a naval blockade
off the coast of Ireland
increased anti-German sentiment
investigated by British authorities
2:10 PM
a German submarine
a controversial attack
a high-profile incident
a major loss of life
a single torpedo
carrying munitions
warnings were issued
a single torpedo attack
gptkbp:survivors 761
varied experiences
761 survivors
gptkbp:targets gptkb:German_unrestricted_submarine_warfare
German propaganda
gptkbp:type gptkb:ocean
gptkbp:was_a luxurious ocean liner
British passenger liner
catalyst for U. S. entry into WWI
catalyst for changes in naval warfare tactics
historical landmark in shipping disasters
key event in maritime history
key moment in the history of World War I
major event in naval warfare history
notable maritime disaster
part of the Cunard's fleet
significant loss for the Cunard Line
symbol of maritime safety concerns
target of German unrestricted submarine warfare
victim of wartime propaganda
gptkbp:was_a_catalyst_for changes in maritime law
gptkbp:was_a_factor_in the United States entering World War I
gptkbp:was_a_luxury_liner of the early 20th century
gptkbp:was_a_passenger_ship during its service
gptkbp:was_a_significant_maritime_disaster of the 20th century
gptkbp:was_a_target_of_controversy due to its cargo
gptkbp:was_affecting U. S. public opinion
gptkbp:was_carrying_munitions at the time of sinking
gptkbp:was_in_service_for 8 years
gptkbp:was_involved_in the naval arms race
the sinking of other ships
gptkbp:was_one_of_the_fastest_ships of its time
gptkbp:was_one_of_the_largest_ships at the time of its sinking
gptkbp:was_part_of gptkb:Cunard_Line_fleet
transatlantic passenger service
transatlantic passenger trade
the British merchant fleet
the transatlantic passenger service
the Cunard fleet
the Lusitania controversy
the history of international law.
the history of ocean liners
the maritime legacy of the early 1900s
gptkbp:was_sailing_from gptkb:New_York_City
gptkbp:was_sailing_to gptkb:Liverpool
gptkbp:was_torpedoed_by gptkb:U-20
gptkbp:was_traveling_from gptkb:New_York_City
New York to Liverpool
gptkbp:was_traveling_to gptkb:Liverpool
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Sinking_of_the_RMS_Lusitania
gptkb:Sinking_of_the_Lusitania
gptkbp:bfsLayer 4