妇女和儿童优先?1912年至1959年，南安普顿的泰坦尼克号救济管理局。

IF 0.5 1区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

English Historical Review Pub Date : 2012-01-01 DOI:10.1093/ehr/cer352

Sarah Gregson

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摘要

关于1912年泰坦尼克号沉没的主要叙述之一是，这场悲剧将世界各地的人们团结在一种共同的恐惧和悲伤之中。本研究检视灾民救济基金的管理，并质疑社会团结和集体受苦的既定形象。南安普顿泰坦尼克号救济基金的记录显示，尽管以他们的名义筹集了巨额资金，但福利程序中充满了阶级和性别偏见，使许多受害者的亲属生活在贫困之中。

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Women and children first? The administration of Titanic relief in Southampton, 1912–59.

One of the principal narratives woven around the 1912 sinking of the Titanic is that the tragedy united people around the world in a shared sense of horror and grief. This study examines the administration of the relief fund collected for victims and questions the established image of social unity and collective suffering. The records of the Southampton Titanic Relief Fund reveal welfare processes imbued with class and gender prejudices that consigned many of the relatives of victims to poverty-stricken lives, despite the massive fund collected in their names.

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English Historical Review Multiple-

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