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  Behind Palace Doors (Hardback) By (author) Colin Burgess

  

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  Short Description for Behind Palace DoorsShe was described as the most dangerous woman in Europe by Adolf Hitler; Noel Coward said people who spent any time with her were always reduced to 'gibbering worshippers'; and she found the French comical and hankered for the old days of Empire and Commonwealth. This is the story of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.
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  • Publisher: John Blake Publishing Ltd
  • Published: 25 August 2006
  • Format: Hardback 272 pages
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  • Categories: Biography: Royalty | Memoirs | British & Irish History
  • ISBN 13: 9781844542741 ISBN 10: 1844542742
  • Sales rank: 588,919

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• She was described as the most dangerous woman in Europe by Adolf Hitler; Noel Coward said people who spent any time with her were always reduced to 'gibbering worshippers'; she adored Margaret Thatcher and disliked Germans; and she found the French comical and hankered for the old days of Empire and Commonwealth. Above all, though, she was loved by the nation and in this affectionate and often hilarious inside story of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, her former equerry Major Colin Burgess reveals what life was like living with the most private of all the Royals. "Ma'am and Me" is a unique and warmly remembered historic insight into one of our longest-surviving institutions. Constantly fascinating and packed with previously untold stories, this is also a celebration of a life gone - and a way of life fast disappearing.