Memories. Victories and passions, mistakes and failures of the high-society lioness, close to European monarchs on the eve of World War I

She was called the pearl of the Pszczyna castle, the most beautiful British woman of her era… The beauty, diplomatic gift, and wonderful voice of Princess von Plesse captivated all men. Daisy and her husband Prince Hans Heinrich XV, Prince of Plesse, were one of the wealthiest noble families in Europe, owners not only of the castle in Pszczyna but also of the famous Ksiaz Castle, as well as large estates, coal mines in Silesia, cement and metallurgy plants, a power station, and a brewery. However, the princess did not suffer from vanity; she actively engaged in charity work. During her marriage, Daisy fought for peace between German Emperor Wilhelm II and King Edward VII of the United Kingdom. Being English by birth, she was accused in Germany during World War I of espionage, and she went to serve as a nurse, caring for German wounded… After her divorce, Daisy von Plesse devoted herself to literary work and, in particular, as a witness to great historical events, published memoirs based on her diaries and correspondence, in which not only the personalities of the author and her contemporaries are revealed, but a detailed portrait of her time is also provided.