PRINCESS DIANA

THE QUEEN OF
P E O P L E ’ S H E A RT

Created by Ibrahim Kareem, Yassin

Kamal, Hazem Ouda, Ziad
Moustafa, Awab Kamal, and Ahmed.
When and Where was Princess Diana born, and what type of
family was she born into?

Princess Diana was born in the First of July in

1961 at Park House which is near Sandringham,
Norfolk, England. Princess Diana was born in a
noble family that was close to the royal family
which led her to Marrying Prince Charles.
How was Princess Diana’s Childhood, and would her
experience have an impact on her life?
Princess Diana's was born into a wealthy family but, her childhood
was a very rough one, it led to her being a very damaged young
woman, at only 6 her parents split up which led to her having
emotional difficulties, she felt neglected by her parents because they
often not there for her when she needed them, which made her
struggle with insecurities and self-esteem in her later life. Everything
stated was important in her life and might have even shaped her
kindness and sympathy for others because she felt for them
How did Princess Diana become notable?
Princess Diana gained notoriety from many places and reasons. Firstly, she became very famous
for her charitable work, where she was president for over 100 charities, and overall was a very
charismatic and lovable person which helped her gain support from people. Another reason,
however, was that she married prince Charles, who was the oldest son of queen Elizabeth II.
How did Princess Diana meet Prince Charles, and how was
their relation?
Princess Diana and prince Charles first met in 1977 whendiana was just a 16 year old girl and
Charles was 29 years old, they first met in althrop, in the Spencer family estate, Charles was
dating Diana's older sister, Sarah, at the time. Diana and Charles' relationship developed over the
years and the began seeing each other more often. the first announced their engagement in 1981,
and were married in July, 1981, in a ceremony that took lace in St. Paul's cathedral in London
What was Princess Diana’s notable achievements, and how
did these achievements have a positive impact?
During Princess Diana’s period, she had various renowned accomplishments, in which majority
of are associated with charity work, furthermore, Diana would participate in over a hundred
distinct charities as a president or patron, moreover, Princess Diana would assist and support
those who were challenged with disabilities, and severe illnesses such as HIV, as well as
mingling with the homeless, therefore. The public would be positively impacted by Diana’s
motivation and support towards the community, as well as her major role and engagement in the
public. In addition, Diana was believed to have adopted these roles due to the fact that she had a
genuine interest towards others, therefore her sympathy and condolence diffused to numerous
people despite the situation they were in. Additionally, a quote stated by the princess to reflect on
this statement is, “Everyone needs to be valued. Everyone has the potential to give something
back if only they had the chance.”
How did the public view and treat Princess Diana?
The public would view Princess Diana as a person who was supportive and consoling towards
the community, as well as her compassion towards others, the public would also view the
Princess as a person who is sympathetic and thoughtful, as well as being generous and
courageous, additionally, Princess Diana was viewed as a person who has recognition for those
who are challenged or in a struggling situation, therefore she was a person who would have
awareness of the community around her. Furthermore, the public treated Princess Diana
Why was she nicknamed the Queen of People’s Hearts
People called her that because of the many charitable acts she did and her ownership of many
charities. It was also because princess Diana herself wanted to be a queen, but not a normal
queen. She wanted to be the queen of people’s hearts.
What was Princess Diana’s view on Women Empowerment?
Princess Diana was a strong supporter of women's empowerment, utilizing her position as a
member of the British royal family to promote gender equality and women's rights. She actively
supported programs and groups working to address issues like as domestic abuse, women's
health, and economic possibilities for women in both developed and developing nations. Diana's
compassionate approach to humanitarian work struck a chord with many, emphasizing the
necessity of empathy and understanding in addressing the issues that women confront across the
world. Her legacy continues to inspire initiatives to empower women and build a more fair
society.
What were some major events during her time?
During Princess Diana's time, some major events included her marriage to Prince Charles in
1981, the births of her sons Prince William in 1982 and Prince Harry in 1984, her divorce from
Prince Charles in 1996, her impactful humanitarian work on issues like HIV/AIDS and
landmines, her revealing interview with BBC's Panorama in 1995, and her tragic death in a car
accident in Paris in 1997.
How and when did Princess Diana die?
Diana the Princes of Wales died during the early hours of the 31st of august in 1997. She died
from injuries that she sustained from the night before when she had a fatal car crash inside the
Pont de l ’Alma tunnel in Paris, France. She was allegedly being chased by paparazzi while
being in the car with her boyfriend Dodi Fayed. She along with him and the driver would be
found dead inside the car after trying to evade the paparazzi. Her death shook the world at the
time and today remains a day of mourning for her.
How was Princess Diana Memorialized, and how would she
be remembered today?
Princes Diana would be memorialized by two projects. “The Walk’’ it is a 7-mile-long walk that
is separated by 90 plaques set into the ground. Following this path takes you to many famous
buildings and locations related to the Princess during her life. By following this path, you would
pass through four of the eight royal parks. She also has the “Diana Memorial Playground” that is
in the Kensington gardens. It along with “The Walk” celebrate the Princess’s love for the open
spaces around her home in Kensington palace and the love that she had for her children