Princess Diana is the first wife of Charles the Prince of Wales. She was famous for her human rights activities. Ranked among the top 100 personalities of the 20th century.
About Diana Princess of Wales
Diana Spencer was born on 1 September 1961 and was named Lady in 1975 after her father inherited the title of Earl Spencer.Her marriage to Prince Charles was the heir to the throne of Britain on 29 July 1981, the couple had two children, and their marriage ended in separation 1996.She has always visited hospitals, schools and others, and has helped people with critical health conditions, such as people with AIDS and leprosy. In addition, she worked on issues of youth, drugs, displaced persons and the elderly.Diana was ranked among the top 100 personalities of the 20th century by Time Magazine in 1999.Princess Diana died in a car accident after her car was hit by an attempt to escape photographers in Paris on the night of 30 August 1997.
The beginnings of Diana Princess of Wales
Princess Diana was born to a royal family on 1 July 1961 near the city of Sandringham, England. Her parents divorced when she was young and her father was given the right to care for her and her siblings. She was educated at Riddlesworth Hall and then moved to West Heath.She got the title Lady in 1975 after her father inherited the title of Earl Spencer. Despite this, Diana was known for her shyness while growing up, but she was interested in music and dance, and she wore classical ballet. She was also very interested in children. She moved to London after completing her studies at the Institut Alpin Videmanette in Switzerland. She started working with the children until she became a kindergarten teacher at Young England.Diana had many exotic jobs during her stay in London, initially being a children's trainer at a dance academy. But her exposure to an accident during skiing led to the end of her work as a coach. She also worked as a nursery teacher for an American family living in London.
The Princess of Wales
Her Royal Highness Princess of Wales began her royal duties after marrying Prince Charles, first accompanying him in a three-day ministry to Wales on her first tour, and then accompanying him to the Netherlands.After the birth of Prince William in 1983, he went on another trip with Charles to Australia and New Zealand and met Australian citizens. This was followed by several trips to several countries including Canada, Italy and the United States of America. During the latter's visit, the couple met with US President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan at the White House.Diana traveled to Japan, Spain, Indonesia, Canada and many other countries. Their trip to Portugal coincided with the anniversary of the Windsor Treaty, which linked Portugal and Britain to lasting friendship. As well as in Germany and France, the couple attended the Cannes Film Festival and were invited to a ceremony to mark the crowning of Emperor Akihito in 1990.Away from the tours with Charles, Diana made several solo trips, first to Norway in 1984, and then visited Pakistan, Egypt, Japan, Venice, Argentina, Switzerland, Belgium, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Nepal.Even after the separation from Charles continued to appear with members of the royal family at events of Grand Patriotism.Her last official visit was in 1997, when she visited the Child Accident and Emergency Unit at London Park Hospital. Since her appointment, Her Royal Highness has been associated with many charitable activities and associations. She has visited hospitals, schools and others, and has helped people with critical health conditions, such as people with AIDS and leprosy. In addition, she worked on issues of youth, drugs, displaced persons and the elderly.Diana was ranked among the top 100 personalities of the 20th century by Time Magazine in 1999.In 2002, in a poll conducted by the BBC was ranked third among the greatest 100 Britons superior to several kings and queens.
The most famous words of Diana Princess of Wales
They say being poor and happy is better than being rich and miserable, but what about a compromise like being rich and moody.
Helping needy people is a good and essential thing in my life, as an inevitable destiny of me.
If you find someone you love hold on to it well, take care of it.
The higher the media lift you, the stronger your fall.
They say being poor and happy is better than being rich and miserable, but what about a compromise like being rich and moody.
Helping needy people is a good and essential thing in my life, as an inevitable destiny of me.
If you find someone you love hold on to it well, take care of it.
The higher the media lift you, the stronger your fall.
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Diana 's life
Diana was no stranger to the royal family and was the friend of Prince Andrew and Edward as a child when her family hired Park House, a property of Queen Elizabeth II.Prince Charles was the focus of the media as the heir to the British throne, as well as his relationship with Diana. On July 9, 1981, their wedding was televised all over the world.Diana and Charlie had their first child, Prince William Arthur Philip Lewis, on 21 September 1982.Two years later, on 15 September 1984, she gave birth to her second son Henry Charles Albert David, known as Prince Harry.Diana engaged in her royal duties as she was the focus of the media, covering many aspects of her life. But all this did not deter her from pursuing her hobbies. Diana has provided a lot of assistance to charities and has struggled for the homeless, people with AIDS and children in need.The marriage was broken in December 1992 by British Prime Minister John Major, who read the family's statement. And the divorce ended in 1996.
Death of Princess Diana of Wales
Diana's wide popularity after divorce was not affected, as she committed herself to her children, businesses and charities. She struggled to help war victims and landmines and used her extensive fame to raise awareness about the issue. Diana's popularity was negatively affected. Her romantic affair with the Egyptian film producer Emad Al-Fayed caused a great media sensation. During their visit to Paris, the couple were injured in a car accident while trying to escape photographers' lenses on 30 August 1997.Diana died of the accident in principle, and then succumbed to injury several hours later in Paris hospital, but Al Fayed and the driver were unable to escape and the guards were seriously injured, the French authorities conducted an investigation into the incident where the investigation found a high rate of alcohol in the body of the driver at the moment of the incident, The reason why the photographers were forced to insist on pursuing the duo was investigated.The news of Diana's sudden and illogical death shook the whole world, the funeral was held at the Westminster Abbey and broadcast live on television, and later buried in one of her family's places.
Quick Facts about Diana Princess of Wales
- In 2007, on the occasion of her 10th birthday, her parents, Prince William and Prince Harry, held a special concert to commemorate her 46th birthday. The proceeds of the concert were returned to charities supported by Diana and her two sons.
- Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton named their daughter, Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, born on 2 March 2015, following her grandmother.