The storm on the Baltic Sea

The book of Princess Diana.

This book tells a story about princess Diana, her mother and father and the romantic love story between them. True romance got hold of those young  souls the very evening they met, and it was crowned with the birth of princess Diana.

I am aware of the multitude of similar theories and do not wish to push the readers of this book nor the descendants of the heroes of this book, towards the so called yellow media, but I do think, that the fates of the persons in this book have not been ordinary and it is justified to share them with the world.

Lembit escaping from the Soviet Union to the West across a stormy Baltic Sea. Frances’ struggles with trying to assert herself in the high society of Britain. Diana’s bright and short life. Their destinies entwining together is, as the sea historian Bruno Pao has said, logical and probable.

It is believable, that Frances in her turmoil of emotions was searching for a relationship outside of the London society. So she met a handsome young sailor with Nordic looks in a coffee shop, that was situated in the city harbor, which accommodated modern roll-on/roll-off ships. Frances was sure to know the identity of her child’s father.

Lastly, I will point out the clear similarities between father and daughter, judging by the way Diana lived her life. For example, walking boldly on the African minefield in her campaign against the use of landmines…