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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
9 de feb. de 2007 · A remarkable glimpse inside England's royal household, Royal Family at War reveals how King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, and their two children survived World War II. Despite pressure to leave London, the royal family faced the blackouts and bombings with the rest of the city.
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23 de mar. de 2019 · Overview. 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 by charting scandalous love affairs, bitter disputes and all kinds of royal rifts and tiffs. Full Cast & Crew.
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
Remembrance. Remembrance is an important time in the Royal year, when working members of the Royal Family gather at key national events. Remembrance – the commemoration of members of the Armed Forces who have lost their lives in conflict – is, in reality, a practice which continues throughout the year at events to mark key military anniversaries and through Royal Patronages of charities ...
7 de abr. de 2021 · Skywalker: A Family At War is a sweeping history of three generations told the same way a scholar would write the history of a royal family. Author Kristin Baver (associate editor and host of This ...
5 de feb. de 2014 · Families are always complex. There are plots, scandals and betrayals. But when the family concerned rule the most powerful nations on the planet, these petty squabbles can lead to political turmoil, economic upheaval and even war. At the start of the 20th century, three cousins ruled Britain, Russia and Germany.
