PRINCETON, NJ, March 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) Although the Titanic disaster is widely known, the authentic story of the lovers, tennis star Karl H. Behr and Helen Newsom, is little known...until now. This new, definitive biography, Starboard at Midnight, written by their granddaughter, brings to light the long-buried secrets of these two survivors, breathing new life into legend.
Based on Karl Behr's unpublished autobiography (now in the Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport, RI) along with family scrapbooks and more than ten years of research into the historical background of this period, the full story of this epic romance is finally revealed.
Author Helen Behr Sanford, who lived next door to her namesake grandmother for fourteen years, captures the fascinating lives of these lovers in their journey through the early years of the twentieth century, and highlights the brilliant tennis career of Karl Behr.
A biography of adventure and romance, Starboard at Midnight reaches its climax on the fatal voyage of the Titanic and expands to explore the fate of many German-Americans during the Great War. It is also a story of patriotism and sacrifice that cannot be thwarted despite prejudice and blind judgment. Buoyed by extensive research into the world surrounding Karl and Helen, along with 38 plates and 6 photographs, the tale engages our view of Theodore Roosevelt and the Edwardian era as well as helping us better understand how history evolved.
"An intimate literary gem... The shrewd analysis of a love story..."
--Randy Bryan Bigham, Encyclopedia.Titanica.org
http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/starboard-at-midnight-the-story- ... 13943.html
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Titanic Disaster Centenary Inspires Publication by the Darwin Press of the Authentic Love Story of Two Survivors: Starboard at Midnight by Helen Behr Sanford
How did these two passengers manage to survive the doomed Titanic after she struck the iceberg? What IS the true story of this sensationalized, romantic pair on that titanic night of April 14-15, 1912, and of their subsequent lives?
2012-03-01
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[Press-News.org] Titanic Disaster Centenary Inspires Publication by the Darwin Press of the Authentic Love Story of Two Survivors: Starboard at Midnight by Helen Behr SanfordHow did these two passengers manage to survive the doomed Titanic after she struck the iceberg? What IS the true story of this sensationalized, romantic pair on that titanic night of April 14-15, 1912, and of their subsequent lives?