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Diana Frances Spencer was born at Park House, Sandringham (Norfolk) on July 1, 1961.The youngest daughter of John Spencer, 8th Earl of Althorp, and Frances Ruth Roche, she grew up in a noble family with her two sisters, Sarah and Jane, and her younger brother, Charles.She spent the first years of her life at the family residence at Sandringham.

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Her first education was at the family residence of Sandringham by governesses.

in 1968 she entered King's Lynn School and in 1970 transferred to Riddlesworth Hall Girls' Boarding School, and in 1973 she entered West Heath, another boarding school in Kent County. Between 1977 and 1978 he studied in Switzerland and finally settled in London.

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She worked for various companies until in November 1977 she met Prince Charles, whom she married some time later. In the years following their separation, Diana lent her public image to different humanitarian organizations and appeared in many acts in favor of the most marginalized from society.

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Diana of Wales suffered from bulimia and anxiety as a result of the stress of her relationship with Charles of England. Her battle with bulimia began days before the Prince of Wales made his formal marriage offer in February 1981, when she was 19 years old. When she was first measured for her wedding dress, her waist measured 73 cm and on her wedding day it was 60 cm.

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She was the first British royal to omit the word "I will be obedient" from her wedding vows, when she married Prince Charles.
She single-handedly lifted the taboo on AIDS and also led the incredible campaign against landmines, which in fact led to an international treaty to ban them. She was involved in the social integration of HIV patients, advocated for people affected by cancer and mental illness.