Lusitania: Murder on the Atlantic

Captain Turner:
They're not interested in the truth.

Prof. Ian Holbourn:
I used to think a government was there to protect it's people but of course its there to protect itself .

Captain Turner:
This is what happens in war.Everyone gets there hands very dirty very quickly.

Prof. Ian Holbourn:
I think that those of us who survived have well almost duty to those who those who didn't to find out why we where left so open to attack.

Winston Churchill:
The poor baby's who perished in the ocean struck a blow at German power that proved more deadly than the sacrifice of a 100,000 fighting men.

Captain Hobbs:
In wartime, my lord, there are things more important than the truth. In wartime, my lord, the survival of the nation as a whole becomes paramount. Any hint of discredit to the Admiralty could lose us important friends among the neutral countries, do you understand?

Lord Mersey:
Are you suggesting that I declare an innocent man guilty?

Captain Hobbs:
I'm suggesting, my lord, that you find a way to conclude this inquiry without damaging our chances of winning the war.

Avis Dolphin:
You're not going to die are you?

Prof. Ian Holbourn:
Wouldn't dream of it.

Avis Dolphin:
Good!