Diana Mosley - Anne de Courcy

Anne de Courcy’s biography of Diana Mosley explores the extraordinary and controversial life of one of Britain’s most prominent society figures. Born into privilege, Diana left brewery heir Bryan Guinness for Sir Oswald Mosley, the fascist politician and admirer of Mussolini, causing a major scandal. Her close friendship with Adolf Hitler further shaped her public reputation, and during the Second World War she and Mosley were imprisoned for more than three years. Drawing on extensive interviews with Diana and access to her private papers, letters and diaries, de Courcy presents a detailed portrait of her relationships, privileged social world and controversial political associations.

Hardback with dj

Illustrated

Printed- 2003

Pages - 432

Minor bumps and scuffs to dj

ISBN - 9780060565329

Condition - very good used book

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