The Churchill girls the story of Winston's daughters

Bright, Attractive And Well-connected, In Any Other Family The Churchill Girls - Diana, Sarah, Marigold And Mary - Would Have Shone. But They Were Not In Any Other Family, They Were Churchills And Neither They Nor Anyone Else Could Ever Forget It. From Their Father - 'the Greatest Englishman' - To Their Brother, Golden Boy Randolph, To Their Eccentric And Exciting Cousins, The Mitford Girls, They Were Surrounded By A Clan Of Larger-than-life Characters Which Often Saw Them Overlooked. While Marigold Died Too Young To Achieve Her Potential The Other Daughters Lived Lives Full Of Passion, Drama And Tragedy ... Diana, Intense And Diffident; Sarah, Glamorous And Stubborn; Mary, Dependable Yet Determined - Each So Different But Each Imbued With A Sense Of Responsibility Toward Each Other And Their Country. Far From Being Cosseted Debutantes These Women Were Eyewitnesses At Some Of The Most Important Events In World History, At Tehran, Yalta And Potsdam. Yet This Is Not A Story Set On The Battlefields Or In Parliament; It Is An Intimate Saga That Sheds Light On The Complex Dynamics Of Family Set Against The Backdrop Of A Tumultuous Century.-- The Early Years -- The War Years -- The Post-war Years. Rachel Trethewey. Published Also In The U.s. With The Title: The Churchill Sisters : The Extraordinary Lives Of Winston And Clementine's Daughters. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 263-266) And Index.