The Mitford Girls
The Biography of an Outrageous Family
(Author) Mary S. LovellTHE MITFORD GIRLS tells the true story behind the gaiety and frivolity of the six Mitford daughters - and the facts are as sensational as any novel: Nancy, whose bright social existence masked an obsessional doomed love which soured her success; Pam, a countrywoman married to one of the best brains in Europe; Diana, an iconic beauty, who was already married when at 22 she fell in love with Oswald Moseley, the leader of the British fascists; Unity, who romantically in love with Hitler, became a member of his inner circle before shooting herself in the temple when WWII was declared; Jessica, the family rebel, who declared herself a communist in the schoolroom and the youngest sister, Debo, who became the Duchess of Devonshire.This is an extraordinary story of an extraordinary family, containing much new material, based on exclusive access to Mitford archives.
Mary S. Lovell
Mary S. Lovell is a British author known for her biographies of historical figures. Her most notable works include "The Mitford Girls" and "The Churchills: In Love and War." Lovell's writing style is engaging and well-researched, bringing to life the fascinating stories of her subjects. She is renowned for her meticulous attention to detail and ability to provide insightful analysis of her subjects' lives. Lovell's contributions to literature include shedding light on the lives of influential figures and offering fresh perspectives on well-known historical events. "The Mitford Girls" is perhaps her most famous work, offering a captivating look at the lives of the six Mitford sisters and their impact on society and politics.
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