Princess of Wales was born on July 1 1961 at Park House by Sandringham, Norfolk, her name was Lady Diana Frances Spencer. She had 2 older sisters Jane & Sarah and younger brother Charles. Diana Spencer lived in Sandringham & in Althorp, where is family house which dates from 1508. She was educated at Riddlesworth Hall Preparatory School in Norfolk, then in 1974 went as a boarding pupil to West Health School in Knet. Diana completed education in "78 at the Finishing School in Rougemont, Switzerland. The following years she moved to London. She was a baby-sitter for an American couple, and she worked as a kindergarten teacher at the Young England School.

At Feb. 24 '81 something happened which didn't happen for 300 years. On that day, the English woman (not from any royal family) was announced to an heir to the throne, Prince of Wales. They were married in July same year at St. Paul Cathedral. About 7 000 000 watched it on tv and 500 000 lining the rout by Cathedral. Princess Diana describe herself later: one day riding bus #1, now being in the Queen Palace. Princess of Wales had 2 sons, William in '82 and Henry in '84 (they both have 3 other names besides first). Their marriage wasn't to happy. In some part of this relationship Diana must have live in fear, because in 1992 she gave to biographer Andrew Morton 23 audiocassettes with her story of live. Princess gave those tapes to Morton saying "in the case anything ever happens to me". Even before marriage Diana suspected (evidence like bracelet) that Prince Charles has another lover Camilla Parker Bowles, but Diana's sister helped her to make decision to go ahead with marriage. After marriage, Diana's eating disorder got worse because she suspected Charles continue to see Camilla. Even on their honey moon he in one point wear cufflinks from Camilla, confronted by Diana, Charles said it is just a" gesture of friendship". After the first son was born, Diana still discovered that Prince often talked to Camilla on his cell phone. After Princess gave birth to second child, Charles said newborn look like Diana side of family, then left to play polo. Diana said " from that day something inside me died, and I knew our marriage was doomed. I no longer loved Charles. How could I?" " Charles got irritating by Di's behavior, which she said was caused by her disorder. Once in Vancouver, Diana didn't feel good and put her arm on Charles then collapsed against him. He responded " if you're going to faint at least have the decency to do it in private". He thought Di is trying to irritate him by her behavior. Eventually she did beat her bulimia. Then she confronted Camilla about Charles at Camilla 40th birthday. In Di's own words about this confrontation: " I got so angry...I told her I knew she has connived and schemed from the start to wreck my marriage, that she had Charles on a string ....disgusting when Charles had 2 small children...thanks to her, my marriage never had a chance of working out". Diana was trying to teach her children not to hide their emotions and look cold and distant-all differently than a generations of royal family. Acknowledging that she has a duty to England, she said "I know I must leave Charles to have any chance of happiness". Again, Diana had fear referring metaphorically to the history: " I suppose I'll get slaughtered by the gray men at the Palace the way Sarah (Fergie) got slaughtered when she split up with Andrew". The princesses were separated in 1992 & divorced in 1996. Diana continued to have all privileges and lived at Kensington Palace. In June'98 it became publicly know that Princess Diana had an abortion. One of her assistance who revealed this on an U.S. TV station didn’t say when or where.

Princess Diana quickly became involved in the official duties of the royal family, English government and in social life. She loved to have a lot of shoes and to travel. Her love of children was rapidly appearance in her charitable work. In 1993 Princess went with her husband on a tour of Australia & N.Z. They broke royal tradition by taking their children with them. Then, there were more such overseas visits. Diana visited many countries on her own, sometimes she represented Queen of England. She become global figure, traveling around the word and campaign for different causes, like campaigning (which made headlines) against use of land mines.
Its safe to say, Diana irrevocably changed the Royal Family, speeding it up into the 20th century.

Around 5pm on August 30 1997 Princes and her boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed arrived at the Ritz hotel ($10 000 a night suite) owned by Dodi's father. About an hour later Dodi bought engagement ring that Princess and him chosen in earlier trip. Meantime Henry Paul, the hotel employee who was Princess driver, drinks 2 whiskies and possibly a bottle of Martini. He thought his work is done for now. At 9:30 Diana left with Dodi for dinner but for unknown reasons they came back to eat in Ritz. At dinner Paul drinks 2 more alcohol scoots. They left Ritz from rear to avoid Paparazzi. 12 25 am: The mercedes with Diana, her boyfriend, body guard (Trevot Rees-Jones), and Paul enters de l'Alma tunnel speeding 62mph while legal limit is 30. Near the entrance mercedes collided with white uno fiat. The collision caused air bag in mercedes to deadloy with explosive into Paul face. Eyewitness said they heard gun shooting few second before the accident but police didn't find any guns or bullets. The mercedes spins out of control and crashed head-on into the tunnel's support column, then spin around 180 degrees to hit the right wall. The ambulance with Diana finally left tunnel 53 minutes after it arrived (one hour since the crash). The Princess was taken to the La Pitie Salpetries hospital, where she underwent 2 hours surgery. 36 years old Princess Diana was declared dead at 3am 09. 31 '97. In her last words, se asked Prince to take care of their children. Bodyguard was seriously injured but recovered. Only he survived the crash. Princess' body was transported to England the same day. The funeral on Oct. 06 '97 was watched by 2 millions people on London's' streets and more over tv. Earl Spencer, sad at his sister funeral: “she was a very British girl who transcended nationality, a woman with natural nobility who was classless and who proved in the last year that she needed no royal title to continue to generate her particular brand of magic”.
Each year, August 31st mark the anniversary of that bewildering night when the black Mercedes slammed into a pillar in Paris, robbing the world of perhaps its most vibrant public personality.

“For a few fragile weeks after the crash, the monarchy seamed genuinely in danger of collapse…Diana was the disaster for the monarchy, she hurt them terribly. But they recovered” comments A. Foreman (historian). No longer competing with his more popular ex-wife, Prince Charles has come out all right…caring father and dedicated environmentalist. And Camilla Parker Bowless seams uncontroversial. Even Queen Elizabeth now stands as symbol of prudence, tradition, duty and old fashioned British values in a time of bewildering changes. And Diana sons raised in the glare of publicity, have sort of replaced their mom in the gossip column. Prince Harry looked as a hard partying, wild young person, while Prince William respectable and levelheaded. The princesses are also working work their own charities. It seams like both are becoming what Diana hoped they would. She wrote once: “ I want my boys to have an understanding of people’s emotions, insecurities ….and their dreams”. Of course, some are pointing that charities and foundation become popular in period of time, and the Princesses just went with the flow.

Among unusual things around Princess Diana dead is fact that During the funeral, only men members of royal family went follow the coffin. During the whole ceremony, many reporters talked about little cold behavior of royal family. We should ask why driver of Princess car continue to drive so fast after drinking (everyone in the car was drunk), and why only bodyguard had the sit belt? Also, people attention after the crash was focused on motorcyclist with Paparazzi, a car passing Princess car was forgotten. Later police investigated 3000 owners of fiat uno but didn't find the one form accident. By the way, Princess body almost immediately were moved to England (same day), which din't leave much time to check all possible diagnose misjudgment. It took 72 hours to print accidents pictures on the internet. We will never know why Princess and her Arab lover decided to come back for dinner to Ritz. Hopefully, somebody 'll find out -probably in the far future- what exactly happened in Paris on 09.30. 1997. Maybe it was just an accident? The top-secret French investigation was closed after 15 months. In the special interview with KCLA at March 22, 2000, Diana's bodyguard who survived the crush, said that it wasn't an accident but a murder. In the letters –kept secret by Paul Burrell until October 2003- reveling Diana suspected the set up car collision, Princess also wrote :” I have been battered, bruised and abused mentally by the system for 15 years now, but I feel no resentment. …I will never surrender…I’m strong inside and maybe that (is) a problem for my enemies.” Former MI6 (something like CIA in U.S.) agent Richard Tomlinson (jailed for spilling un related official secrets) says Diana was murder with help of some “old fashioned faction” inside MI6.

Many years have past and many things mentioned above still aren’t clear. The question of exactly how Diana died-whether it was simple accident or the result of some sort of conspiracy-has still not be legally fully resolved. But a 3 year, 7.3 million inquiry conducted by Lord Steven of Kirkwhelpington, a former metropolitan police commissioner, concluded in December of 2006 that there had been no conspiracy.

At the times that many worship celebrity, movie stars or models, no one has emerged to take Diana’s place. Historian Amanda Foreman said about Diana’s popularity: “It was the kind of personality that Diana had, a combination of charisma, and extreme vulnerability and sex appeal…her personality, her beauty, her royal title, and the nature of her death.” And movie director Stephen Frears, who made, ”The Queen” said:” The think I always liked about her was that when the Royal Family bullied, she stood up to them, that took a lot of courage”. Because she died young, and was widely photographed in life, its safe to assume that long years from now her memory will still be alive.

April 8th 2008, the 16 million dollars, six month British coroner's inquest into the crash that killed the British royal and her lover in 1997 finds no conspiracy to murder, only a drunk driver being followed at high speed. After considering testimony from 278 witnesses, jury deliberated 3 and ½ days to rach that conclussion by 9 to 2. Yet even before the jury deliberations, the coroner, Lord Justice Scott Baker, had concluded there was "not a shred" of evidence that the couple had been murdered.
This was a stiff rebuke to 10 years of efforts by Egyptian-born businessman Mohamed Fayed, (Dodi's father), to prove that the royal family and British intelligence services had engineered the crash because Diana was pregnant by his son and the British establishment could not bear to see her give birth to a Muslim's child.
One of the few startling revelations of the inquest was a series of letters between Diana and her former father-in-law, Prince Philip (86 years old at 2008), in which he expresses an affectionate concern for Diana's well-being.
The coroner's ruling has no legal force in France, where the crash occurred. All but one of the photographers, who are in France and not answerable to a British coroner's summons, refused to testify.
the Jury blamed drunk driver speeding and “manner of driving" of the "following vehicles” for the crash. Paul Stephenson, deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, comented on the verdict: “This has been the most extraordinary process of unprecedented disclosure…now have to stop and reflect upon the clear verdict…"so people can go back to grieving in private, and remembering in private”. In a statement read Fayed’s his spokeswoman, he acknowledged that the verdict "will come as a blow to the many millions of people around the world who supported my struggle" but insisted he was partially vindicated. "The jury [members] have found that it wasn't just the paparazzi that caused the crash, but unidentified following vehicles. Who they are and what they were doing in Paris is still a mystery," he said. “It was "shocking" French police, top officials, paparazzi and pathologists had refused to give evidence” the businessman added. Mr. Fayed concluded:” I've always believed that Prince Philip and the Queen hold valuable evidence that only they know," he said. "They were not questioned, and they should have”.