Referat diana spencer

hey ich muss in der münd. englischprüfung ein 5 minuten referat über diana spencer halten. Könnt ihr es durchlesen und schauen ob es gramatikal gut und richig ist. Und evtl. Verbesserungsvorschläge. Auch ob dich die wichtigsten Themen angesprochen habe. schon mal Diana Spencer Princess Diana Spencer has touched the lives on many people in many ways. Some of the ways include her royalty in England, working with AIDS and HIV patients, and helping to banned landmines. She is influential and an inspiration to many people across the whole globe. Diana Frances Spencer was born on July 1, 1961 in Sandringham, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of Earl Spencer and his wife, Frances. Diana had two sisters and a younger brother, Charles. As a teenager it has already demonstrated an unusual empathy and sympathy for the concerns and problems of others. After her diploma, she worked as a children's nurse. With 16 years meets Diana at a pheasant hunting for the first time aware of Prince Charles It has developed a relationship between Prince Charles and Diana. And on Juliy 29, 1981, at St. Paul´s Cathedral, Diana and Charles were married. Diana had two childrens, William and Harry. She was happy and made a lot with them. In the late 1980s already broke her marriage to Prince Charles. Diana suffered from bulimia and depression. After the divorce from Prince Charles she met Dodi Al-Fayed know. Dodi and Diana wanted to marry. However, it never arrived. In the early morning of August, 31, 1997, after leaving the Ritz in Paris, Diana and Fayed were involved in a fatal car accident.A few hours later, she was pronounced dead of cardiac arrest at the age of 37. Die Trauerfeier in der Westminster Abbey fand am 6. September statt. Als enger Freund der Verstorbenen sang der britische Popmusiker Elton John bei der Feier das Lied Candle in the Wind. Diana was on the family seat of Spencer bury. In her hands she held a picture of her both sons and a rosary. She was extremely sympathetic to poor people - and very lively, and homely too. Diana was a wonderful, warm and compassionate person who people, not just in Britain but throughout the world, loved. She was no queen, but she was buried like a queen.