Already tomorrow, June 17, in the UK will reissue the famous book "Diana. Her real story, "says the" Snidanku 1 + 1 ".

The writer and biographer of Princess Diana Andrew Morton first added his book frank audio recordings, which left him a princess with a request to publish when the right moment comes.

Obviously, it came. August 31 marks the 20th anniversary of the death of Princess Diana. The web already had fragments of shocking stories of Lady Dee about her childhood and marriage.

Some excerpts from the new book were published by the British edition of DailyMail. As a child, the Princess of Wales had a hard time surviving the divorce of her parents and the new love of her dad. Diana did not understand why her father John Spencer refused to communicate with her:.

"We did not find a common language with stepmother. She is a very complex person.. In addition, after in 1978 his father had a cerebral hemorrhage, she forbade the medical staff to let us go to him. I do not know what he thought.. Perhaps it seemed to him that we abandoned him, but it was not so! I suffered a lot because of this, "reads the book.

Most of all in her audio recordings, the princess remembers marriage to Prince Charles. When in 1981 the Princess Diana walked to the altar, her gaze did not look for her future husband. But his mistress.

"When I walked to the altar, I was constantly looking for Camille. I knew she was there, "Lady Di admitted..

In tears, Diana spent her honeymoon. She dreamed of her husband's mistress.

But, despite constant jealousy and suffering, Diana admitted that she loved her prince unlimitedly..

"I remember that I was so in love with my husband that I could not take my eyes off him. I thought that I was the happiest girl in the world. I thought he would take care of me. In this I was wrong ".

These recordings Princess Diana recorded in the early 90's. Then, when her husband, Prince Charles, stopped hiding his relationship with his mistress, Camilla Parker Bowles.

Devastated and broken, Diana decided to share her experiences with people and wrote her thoughts for the biographer Andrew Morton.

Now, 20 years after Diana's death, the world will learn the truth about her in Andrew's book "Diana. Her real story ". Already on June 17 the book will be on sale in the UK.