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Remembering the magic and tragedy of Titanic
Last updated on: April 15, 2012 21:47 IST
Image: Passengers stand on upper decks and view a service of remembrance aboard the Titanic Memorial Cruise
Photographs: Chris Helgren/Reuters
A cruise carrying relatives of some of the more than 1,500 people who died aboard the Titanic 100 years ago on Sunday visited the location where the doomed ship sank.
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Image: A cruise ship lies over the Titanic disaster site
Photographs: Chris Helgren/Reuters
The Titanic Memorial Cruise, carrying the same number of passengers -- not including crew -- as the Titanic did, cast off from Southampton.
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Image: Helena Beaumont-Jones of Airlie Beach, Australia is embraced by Titanic Memorial Cruise general manager Tara Plumley while viewing three wreaths before a memorial service on board
Photographs: Chris Helgren/Reuters
The ill-fated Titanic liner hit an iceberg and sank 100 years ago on April 15, 1912.
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Image: A wreath is seen before a memorial service on board the Titanic Memorial Cruise
Photographs: Chris Helgren/Reuters
Over 1500 lives were lost in one of the deadliest maritime accidents of all time.
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Image: Belgian quintet Grupetto perform during a service of remembrance aboard the Titanic Memorial Cruise
Photographs: Chris Helgren/Reuters
The 12-night cruise will retrace Titanic's voyage.
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Image: Jaki Free of Manchester sings hymns with her daughter Rosie, 5, during a religious service of remembrance aboard the Titanic Memorial Cruise
Photographs: Chris Helgren/Reuters
The organisers tried to recreate the onboard experience -- minus the disaster -- including the food and a live band playing music from that era, in a tribute to Titanic's musicians who reportedly played their instruments until the ship sank.
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