Princess Diana. A Suicide Long as Life

Diana Spencer (1961–1997), smiling from the covers of glossy magazines, instilled confidence in people that she often lacked herself. She became a role model for many women of a new era, capable of making the sick and the underprivileged happy. «The Queen of Hearts» became such an iconic figure on the world stage that neither she nor her noble relatives could extinguish the blazing fire of her popularity.
Why did Diana, who could easily outshine Prince Charles in terms of noble heritage, not fit into the royal family? Why did she see herself as an outcast and complain about difficulties, misunderstandings, constantly emphasizing her «Cinderella» status at court? Why did the princess, even to her own detriment, to her own health and psyche, fight for her family, defending the interests of her husband, sons, and the entire Windsor dynasty before the public and the pursuing paparazzi?
This book is undoubtedly the best domestic biography of the Princess. Renowned writer and psychologist Victoria Balashova answers the most difficult and taboo questions about her life path. Including the most important question – why was Diana's tragic death at the age of 36 a suicide? A suicide long as life…