December 6, 1917. Halifax harbor. A French cargo ship packed with three thousand tons of
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December 6, 1917. Halifax harbor. A French cargo ship packed with three thousand tons of high explosives collided with another vessel in the narrows.
Fire raced across her deck. The crew abandoned ship — and the burning vessel drifted straight toward the crowded waterfront.
A telegraph operator stayed at his post and tapped one last message: "Munitions ship on fire. Goodbye, boys."
At six minutes past nine, the ship detonated. The largest man-made explosion before the atomic bomb.
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Witness the catastrophic events of the Halifax Explosion in 1917. A series of tragic decisions and unforeseen circumstances led to one of the largest explosions in history. Discover the human stories behind this disaster.
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