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Well when I lived in England when she was alive she was an amazing women. she did things at the time that most people on her level didn't do. She visited aids clinics and hugged and touched the patients without extra protection, mind you this was when little was known about aids, she went to war torn Africa and interacted with locals on a very personal level. A lot of people saw her as the the peoples princess including my mother and they have a special place in their hearts for her especially given all the hardships she went through with he treatment from the rest of the monarchy and that cheating bastard prince Charles. He always made it clear from the start that he never wanted to marry Diana but he wasn't allow to marry Camilla whom he is married to now because she was divorced and controversial at the time which was not acceptable to the monarchy at the time. So he "settled" for Diana but treated her like shit the whole time, but she took it and suffered through the cheating and emotional abuse for a very long time because it was the "proper" thing for her to do. It is a very sad but amazing story that you should really look into. She was an amazing women, that's why people still love her to this day.

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