EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Your Lens on the World
LONDON — Nearly three decades after the high-speed crash in Paris that claimed the life of Diana, Princess of Wales, her memory remains an open fault line running directly through the House of Windsor. For the British public, the tragedy was a watershed cultural rupture; for Princes William and Harry, it was the abrupt loss of their mother, a trauma that continues to strain the modern monarchy and dictate their fractured lives.