num_pages: 280
description: How did the unremarkable teenage daughter of a British aristocratic family, with no special claims to intelligence or talent, come to haunt the imagination and memories of millions of people around the world and carve herself a unique place in history? During her life she was photographed more than any other living person. She granted interviews to journalists and therapists, both on and off the record. The intimacies of her love affairs have been exposed to public view and speculation. The circumstances surrounding her death have been (and continue to be) examined in minutest detail and many people remain convinced that her death was not simply a tragic accident. The flesh and blood Diana has become surrounded by myths and legends. It is only now that sense can gradually be made of all the accumulated information and this fascinating investigation explores the post-death Diana and her religious and cultural significance.
language: English
title: Diana: Myth and Reality
titlecomplete: Diana: Myth and Reality
ratings_count: 2
publisher: Hodder & Stoughton