Dear Ms Finnegan,
Thanks to the excellent index, as usual, I was able to find the relevant
passage almost immediately : it runs from p.131 to p.135.
Incidentally, reading that passage again, I noticed that Sir Martin suggests that Ralph Wigram died of polio (bottom of p.133).
But in the
Dear Jonah,
Many thanks for this most useful indication, of considerable importance.
Horrible news, in fact - it means that though Sir Martin was the official historical adviser, the producers did not stick to the
facts which he no doubt gave them.
I wonder what other people and events are
I don't know what the truth is about Ralph Wigram's death, and would like
to know. Wikipedia says:
Wigram's sudden death is somewhat mysterious. Again, sources disagree, on
several points. For one, some say he was found dead at home, but a letter
from Churchill says he died in Ava's arms.[8]
I've had the Karsh portraits on my site for some time:
http://www.ronnei.com/KarshWSC.html
-Todd Ronnei
On 7/18/15 8:47 AM, Richard M.
Langworth wrote:
Terry Reardon modestly doesn't mention that he was
responsible for unearthing
