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Works by Diana Mosley

Associated Works

The Mitfords: Letters Between Six Sisters (2007) — Contributor — 878 copies, 23 reviews
Nancy Mitford (1975) — Foreword, some editions — 195 copies, 5 reviews

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Common Knowledge

Canonical name
Mosley, Diana
Other names
Mitford, Diana
Lady Mosley
Birthdate
1910-06-10
Date of death
2003-08-11
Gender
female
Education
governesses
Occupations
author
reviewer
columnist
literary critic
Organizations
British Union of Fascists (BUF)
Union Movement
Girl Guides
Relationships
Mitford, Nancy (sister)
Mitford, Jessica (sister)
Devonshire, Deborah (sister)
Guinness, Desmond (son)
Mosley, Oswald (husband)
Mitford, Bertram (grandfather) (show all 15)
Mosley, Nicholas (stepson)
Mosley, Charlotte (daughter-in-law)
Guinness, Jonathan (son)
Churchill, Randolph S. (second cousin)
Guinness, Bryan (husband)
Mosley, Max (son)
Mitford, Unity (sister)
Mitford, Pamela (sister)
York, Catherine (cousin)
Short biography
Diana, Lady Mosley, born Diana Freeman-Mitford, was the third of the famous Mitford sisters. She and her younger sister Unity were avid fans of Adolf Hitler. Diana left Bryan Guinness, her first husband, for Sir Oswald Mosley, leader of the British Union of Fascists, and married him in 1936 at the home of Joseph Goebbels.
Cause of death
Altersbedingt
Nationality
UK
Birthplace
Belgravia, Westminster, England, UK
Places of residence
London, England, UK
Fermoy, County Cork, Ireland
Place of death
Paris, France
Burial location
St Mary's Church, Swinbrook, Oxfordshire, England, UK
Associated Place (for map)
England, UK

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Reviews

3 reviews
A wonderful 'find' of a book, surprisingly fascinating, a collection of book reports/reviews which just happen to include a bunch I've just read, want to read, read long ago and found interesting. Or the reviews are interesting and informative enough that I don't actually have to read the book at all and since the time I have left on my perch is limited..that has become of value to me. her choice of so many political books is not surprising nor her German-centric slant - what was interesting show more to me was how well written the essays were...enough to almost sway me to her point of view or at least question my own historical view/knowledge. With Trump's current climate of rigging, spying, spamming, hacking and racism spreading wide bringing to mind the lead up to Nazi Germany - the parallels are frightening. Then she goes on to character portraits of so many people whose lives I have been interested in for a long time and since I had no idea what to expect when I bought the book it feels like I won the lottery. This is definitely a book to be reread as soon as possible. show less
This book was interesting as it gives a different point of view to most I have read in my life.

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Works
6
Also by
2
Members
363
Popularity
#66,172
Rating
3.9
Reviews
3
ISBNs
26
Languages
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