Sarah Bradford Bücher

Ungewöhnlich, rätselhaft und widersprüchlich, so präsentierte sich Jackie Kennedy Onassis der Öffentlichkeit. Doch wie war sie wirklich? Sarah Bradford schildert ihr Leben und Leiden und entschlüsselt die bislang unbekannte Seite ihrer Persönlichkeit, die sich hinter dem Mythos verbirgt. Ihre Biographie ist die ergreifende und aufwühlende Lebensgeschichte der Frau, die zur 'einzigen Königin Amerikas' wurde und deren Faszination bis heute ungebrochen ist.

Explores Queen Elizabeth's family secrets, including her father's influence, her strained relationships with her children, her challenging marriage, and her experiences balancing motherhood with her role as the world's most famous woman.

A brief biography of Harriet Tubman who led many of her fellow slaves to freedom following the Underground Railroad.

King George VI reigned through taxing times. Acceding to the throne upon his brother's abdication, he was immediately confronted with the turmoil in European politics leading up to the Second World War, then the War itself, followed by a period of austerity, social transformation and loss of Empire. This book tells his story.

The book delves into the personal and public life of Queen Elizabeth II, exploring her character and the complexities of balancing her roles as a monarch, mother, and executive. It addresses her wealth and resilience in the face of royal scandals, providing insights that have intrigued royal watchers for years. Through a decade of research, the author reveals the nuances of her life behind the palace walls, offering a comprehensive look at the woman behind the crown.

The biography highlights Harriet Tubman's extraordinary life as a former slave and her pivotal role in the fight against slavery during the Civil War. Often compared to Joan of Arc, Tubman is celebrated for her unparalleled success in leading African-Americans to freedom. Originally published in 1886, the book draws from Sarah Bradford's earlier essays and was privately funded, with profits supporting Tubman's humanitarian efforts. This work underscores Tubman's significance as one of America's most influential women in history.

Jackie Bouvier's privileged upbringing instilled rigid self-control, while her expedient marriage into the Kennedy clan consolidated her determination. This book deals with private Jackie - neglected wife, vigilant mother, obsessive shopper and working widow.