... vindicate the Princess. She obtained an invitation from Hitler to Lord Rothermere to visit him. That took place, and lie told her Hitler should make her duchess. hen later Lord Rothermere asked her to spend less, she said: It is just torture to be with you ...

... saw Hitler, at the suggestion of Lord Rothermere. Mr. Beyfus said in 1934 the Princess obtained from Hitler an invitation to Lord Rothermere to visit him in Berlin That took place,” said counsel, and Lord Rothermere had a royal reception, and told her that ...

... rejected an idea that Lord Rothermere’s son Esmond should be suggested as the King of Hungary. Lord Rothermere was averse to the Princess publishing an account of the campaign for Hungary. It is not any part of Lord Rothermere’s make-up to share his glory ...

... fou~ years after she had divorced her husband, the Princess met Lord Rothermere socially and urged him to take up the cause of Hungary. Sir William Jowitt, K.C. (for Lord Rothermere) interposed to say that they regarded the contract rather as a social ...

... rejected an idea that Lord Rothermere's son Esmond should be suggested as the King of Hungary. Lord Rothermere was averse to the Princess publishing an account of the campaign for Hungary. It is not any part of Lord Rothermere's make-up to share his glory ...

... been celebrated in Hungary ever since. Lord Rothermere became known as The Little Father of Hungary,” and nearly every town in the land had an avenue, square, or park called after him. In 1932 Lord Rothermere refused a loan of £l,OOO on the Princess’s ...

... Princess rejected idea that Lord Rothermere’s son (Esmond) should be suggested as the King of Hungary Lord Rothermere averse to the Princess publishing an account of the campaign for Hungary It is not any part of Lord Rothermere’s make-up to share his glory ...

... admittedly on the persuasion of Lord Rothermere, and, as she alleged, in ‘reliance on certain promises he made but had not kept. That was cause of action and the other was for breach of contract with Lord Rothermere. c£5,000 a Year Contract The Princess ...

... INVITATION FROM HITLER. She obtained an invitation from Hitler to Lord Rothermere to visit him. That took place and he told her Hitler should make her a duchess. When later Lord Rothermere asked her to spend less, she said, It is 4usi torture to be with you ...

... Lord Rothermere socially and urged him to take up the cause of Hungary. The Princess turned down an offer of £25,000 for her articles, and decided to become Lord Rothermere’s “ambassadress.” “It will be found,” said Beyfus, that Lord Rothermere was c ...

... park called after him. In 1932 Lord Rothermere refused a loan of £l,OOO on the Princess’s jewels. He referred to his losses and to keeping his head above water.” Later the Princess rejected an idea that Lord Rothermere’s son, Esmond, should be suggested ...

... representative. I can only think,” said Mr Beyfus, that the adulation of the Hungarian public had gone the head of Loro Rothermere. He told the Princess he had decided to work for the restoration of the Hohenzollem and Hapsburg dynasties. ...