On This Day: UK's Princess Diana Dies in Tragic Car Crash in Paris
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29 years ago, the world stopped to receive the news of the tragic death of Princess Diana, at 36 years. Almost three decades later, the memory of the princess of the people remains alive, marked by her dedication to social causes and by the gestures that challenged prejudices.
PRINCESS Diana, born Diana Frances Spencer, is remembered by the world as the "People's Princess" – a woman whose charisma, humanity and fight against convention won the hearts of millions.
A simple move may have saved Princess Diana's life in her fatal 1997 Paris car crash, according to an investigator reviewing the case. On August 31, 1997, the Princess of Wales died at the age of 36 when the Mercedes she was riding in crashed into a pillar at high speed on the Pont de l'Alma underpass in Paris. Her partner, Dodi Fayed, and the car's driver, Henri Paul, were killed along with her, while bodyguard Trevor Rhys-Jones was the sole su…
Today, 29 years ago, Lady Diana died in the course of a tragic car accident in Paris. A new documentary traces this fateful day meticulously and as detailed as possible. In the evening, the premiere of the documentary in the German-speaking region is on "History" at 9 p.m.
The mother of William and Harry of England died on August 31, 1997
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