The Titanic and the Jews

From the fabulously wealthy to the poorest workingman, the Jewish survivors and victims on the Titanic reflected a microcosm of the passengers’ travails on the tragic voyage. On this 100th anniversary of the ship hitting an iceberg and sinking in the icy-cold Atlantic on April 15, 1912, it is worth recalling a few of their adventures.

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