About: Harold Godfrey Lowe

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Harold Godfrey Lowe (November 21st, 1882 - May 12th, 1944) was the fifth Officer of the Titanic. He survived the sinking in Lifeboat 14.

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rdf:type	Survivor
rdfs:label	Harold Godfrey Lowe
rdfs:comment	Harold Godfrey Lowe (November 21st, 1882 - May 12th, 1944) was the fifth Officer of the Titanic. He survived the sinking in Lifeboat 14.
dcterms:subject	Survivors of the sinking All passengers & crew of the ship Crew members Deck crew Officers and Captains
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Birth Date	1882-11-21(xsd:date)
Picture	Harold Lowe.jpg
death place	North Wales
Text	A little further on, we saw a floating door that must have been torn loose when the ship went down. Lying upon it, face downward, was a small Japanese. He had lashed himself with a rope to his frail raft, using the broken hinges to make the knots secure. As far as we could see, he was dead. The sea washed over him every time the door bobbed up and down, and he was frozen stiff. He did not answer when he was hailed, and the officer hesitated about trying to save him. "What's the use?" said Mr Lowe. He's dead, likely, and if he isn't there's others better worth saving than a Jap!" He had actually turned our boat around; but he changed his mind and went back. The Japanese was hauled on board, and one of the women rubbed his chest, while others chafed his hands and feet. In less time than it takes to tell, he opened his eyes. He spoke to us in his own tongue; then, seeing that we did not understand, he struggled to his feet, stretched his arms above his head, stamped his feet, and in five minutes or so had almost recovered his strength. One of the sailors near to him was so tired that he could hardly pull his oar. The Japanese bustled over, pushed him from his seat, took the oar and worked like a hero until we were finally picked up. I saw Mr Lowe watching him in open-mouthed surprise. "By Jove!" muttered the officer. "I'm ashamed of what I said about the little blighter. I'd save the likes o' him six times over, if I got the chance."
Birth Place	Eglwys Rhos, Conwy, Wales
death date	1944-05-12(xsd:date)
Death Cause	Hypertension
By	Charlotte Colyer
boarded the ship at	dbkwik:resource/aAkKZWkDyyD0_BL46ufaDA==
lifeboat	Lifeboat 14
abstract	Harold Godfrey Lowe (November 21st, 1882 - May 12th, 1944) was the fifth Officer of the Titanic. He survived the sinking in Lifeboat 14.

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