More than 30 years after the death of Princess Diana, a time capsule left in a hospital in London has been dug up. It is a small box, who was buried by the Princess of the late Wales, who was also the chairman of the London -based Great Ormand Street Hospital for Children (GOSH).It was sealed in March 1991 under the foundation of the Variety Club Building in Gosh. According to CNN report, this wooden time capsules were found in the lead after the construction work of a new children’s cancer center started.It had an interesting glimpse of the early life of the 90s inside it. According to a press release issued by Gosh on Wednesday, the 1991 -born or the year already working there helped to remove the capsule. It had a pocket-size television, a CD of Kylie Minogue and seeds of some trees.According to the report, two children, who won a competition in the famous children’s television show “Blue Peter”, Sylvia Foulcase and David Watson chose the contents of the capsule.
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Christina Hans, a British woman, who earned thousands of pounds at one time, took the form of Princess Diana, told the BBC in 1996, “When I told the Japanese people coming to me that I used to cry, they used to cry.” A few months later, she had announced to be free from her obligations to look like Diana, saying that this work has become mentally disturbed and ill. Hanns said, “I too had become like his (…) like Jombie. The stress of public life had increased for both of us.”
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According to Edward White, who wrote a book titled ‘Dinator: N Obsion’, Hans was probably the most famous among countless professional people who look like Diana, but she did not actually look like Diana at all. This book describes Diana as the princess of the common man. In other words, in this book, his public and private, real and unrealistic life has been widely highlighted.
It tells how some “common people” made Diana a celebrity. These common people were associated with various communities, including fashion designers, courtiers, hairdressers, politicians, royal servants, sexual workers, astrology, gay, newspaper, prophet, fan, satirist and halt.
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A dianargor book describes a diana that was important for many people in many ways. If you search very deeply, then you will be aware of many identities of Diana, including a Jewish being, being American, and Republican. Apart from this, there were many aspects of his life. According to White, the most important thing is that she was like a rose flower with yellow -tier due to her British ancestors DNA, adorning the Windsor Rajshahi. She was free from any kind of class identity, conceit or aristocracy. ”
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Tony Blair once told an interviewer that Diana had made a new family to be British. White believes, it would be more accurate to say that through Diana, the British defined their identity in a new way. White said that Diana was not liked in the country as much as abroad. In a section of British media, his popularity was not given any special attention abroad.
White explained how Diana’s personality was popular globally. White writes America claimed that Diana is “an American princess”. He said that Diana used to be a dream princess for many people in America. The author said that Diana often expressed his desire to move to America thousands of miles away from the strictness of Windsor Palace and the British press. Although Diana could not do this, but her son Prince Harry definitely settled with his wife Megan and children in America in 2020.
During a visit to the countries of Pakistan, India and the countries of West Asia, Diana was seen as a princess, whose image was beyond all kinds of real and non-real social obstacles. White has mentioned a group of Pakistani women in the book. According to White, she was thrilled about Diana’s idea of Diana’s possible marriage to Diana’s British-Pakistani heart surgeon Hasanat Khan.
Thousands of Japanese school children were gifted Diana robot dolls before Charles and Diana’s 1986 tour of Japan. Many girls who look like Diana appeared in the supermarket wearing Diana Wig. White says that there was a time that there was a race to look like Diana among girls from Kensington, Britain to Kyoto city of Japan. There was a crowd of women who looked like Diana on the streets. In such a situation, it was difficult to tell where the real Diana is. Born on July 1, 1961, Diana died in a road accident on 31 August 1997.