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Mar 18, 2021 · The royal family truly believes in maintaining a strict veil of secrecy, creating an illusion or a spell, that if broken, cannot be recreated. As a result they can seem aloof, distant, and disengaged. With "The Royal Family at War" Aronson allows a glimpse inside that veil of secrecy and pomp that allows a glimpse of the royal family's humanity.
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Jun 10, 2022 · The British Royal Family has a long tradition of close association with the armed forces, and has played an important role when the nation has been at war. During the Second World War the heir to the throne, Princess Elizabeth, served in the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS). This made her the first woman in the Royal Family to become a full-time member of the armed services. Here are 12 ...
Mar 23, 2019 · The Royal Family at War. Available on My5. When members of the British royal family fall out there can be consequences for the future of the monarch and the country as a whole. This two-part documentary shows this by charting scandalous love affairs, bitter disputes and all kinds of royal rifts and tiffs. Using rarely-seen archive footage and ...
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Jan 15, 2023 · 1. The Royal Family at war. 1994, Charnwood. in English - Large print ed. 0708987605 9780708987605. zzzz. Not in Library. Libraries near you: WorldCat. Add another edition?
The royal family truly believes in maintaining a strict veil of secrecy, creating an illusion or a spell, that if broken, cannot be recreated. As a result they can seem aloof, distant, and disengaged. With "The Royal Family at War" Aronson allows a glimpse inside that veil of secrecy and pomp that allows a glimpse of the royal family's humanity.
- Theo Aronson
Series Windsors, The: A Royal Family Program Brothers at War Program Number. 101W. Series Description. This documentary traces the history of the House of Windsor, from the troubled reign of King George V at the beginning of the century (during which the Windsor name was invented) to the present-day trials of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
