Princess Diana- A queen of

people’s hearts
 Princess Diana was born on June 1, 1961 and her name by the was
Diana Frances Spencer. At the age of only 7, her parents divorced and
Diana lived with her mom for some time. Then she moved with her
dad.
After finishing her studies she became an educator.
In 1977 Diana met Prince Charles. But first he was dating her sister Lady
Sarah Spencer. After 4 years Prince Charles proposed her and she
accepted. On July 29, 1981 the big royal wedding took place.
On November 5, 1981 Princess Diana announced that she was pregnant
with her frist child who was a boy, William. The second child was born
in 1984.
She was a devoted and loving mother and always put her children first.
Soon the relationship between the two cooled off, later announcing the
divorce.
Princess Diana said in an interview that in their marriage appeared a
new person, Mrs Camilla Parker Bowles. “There were three of us in this
marriage so it was a bit crowded.”
The divorce was finalized on August 28, 1996.
In the same interview Princess Diana is talking about the health
problems that she had: post-natal depression and bulimia.
“You’d wake up in the morning feeling you didn’t want to get out of
bed, you feel misunderstood and just very very low in yourself.”
As a result of that Princess Diana tried to injure herself. “You have so
much pain inside yourself that you try to hurt yourself on the outside
because you want help. I just hurt my arms and my legs.”
 After the divorce Princess Diana focused on charity acts, things for
which she is best known.
She tried to convince everybody that AIDS was not transferred by touch
so she sat down next to a man that had it and held his hand.
Diana noted: "HIV does not make people dangerous to know. You can
shake their hands and give them a hug. Heaven knows they need it.
What's more, you can share their homes, their workplaces, and their
playgrounds and toys.“
Also she involved in charity works including campaigning for animal
protection, fighting against the use of landmines and she was the
patroness of charities and organisations who worked with the
homeless, youth, drug addicts, and the elderly.
 After years of great work in charity acts Diana dies in a car crash in the
Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris while the driver was fleeing the
paparazzi.
This was very sad news for millions of people around the world who
watched her funeral.
Her death left many questions for people that probably would never
have an answer.
Conspiracy theories
Some people think that the crash was planned and accused the Royal
Family. An inquest that started in London attributed the crash to grossly
negligent driving by Paul and to the pursuing paparazzi, who forced
Paul to speed into the tunnel.
Alan Power, author: “Diana had very powerful enemies who were able
to kill her so our people’s princess was brutally murdered by these
forces to protect their own position.”
“Diana has become a threat because of her political activities, she got
herself involved in things which I have no doubt at all upset the
establishment.”
After the French authorities announced Henry’s Paul, the driver, blood
alcohol level was three times over the legal limit the official cause of
the crash was clear, Diana was the victim of a tragic accident caused by
a drunk driver. But Michael Mansfield, lawyer, found something much
more potent than alcohol. “Over a six-month period before the crash
he was getting very extraordinary sums of money going into different
accounts. Where were this money coming from? And what was they
for?”
 Alan Power and Michael Mansfield also find out that there were
another vehicles involved in the accident. “Immediately behind it is a
motorcycle, it’s not paparazzi, the british police traced every single
paparazzi.”
“In front of the Mercedes (the car in which Diana was) is a black car
which is said to be slowing the next thing is that the Mercedes she’s in
clips a white Fiat.”
Acording to Alan Power once the driver of the white Fiat has done his
work the final part of the drama was played out.
“While she was lying in the car alive but badly hurts, it’s my belief that
she was injected with a poison by people wasting the shadows and by
the time she got to the hospital they knew she would be dead from the
injection. And that was the main reason why they weren’t allowed to
take blood samples from her at all.”
I chose to do this project about Princess Diana because of the great and
enormous kindness that she had, the beautiful charity acts that she did.
The fact that she was always pleased by helping people. I think
everyone should respect her because she was a queen of people’s
hearts, in people’s hearts.
I also think that we should have her as a model in life and try to be as
kind as she was.
Another reason I chose her is her death and conspiracy theories about
it that are so interesting to learn.