Superstitious? Violet and Arthur Should Have Been!

Most people are unaware of the fact that the RMS Titanic had two far less famous sister ships, the older Olympic and the younger Britannic. Prior to the Titanic sinking (Sept. 20, 1911), the HMS Hawke collided with the Olympic, damaging both ships badly, although fortunately no lives were lost. But after the Titanic sank (Nov. 21, 1916), the Titanic’s younger sister Britannic was hit by a mine in the Aegean Sea. It sank and took 30 lives with her.
On board all three ships at the times each of their disasters struck were Violet Jessop, a nurse, and Arthur John Priest, a stoker. Truth is stranger than fiction!