no, we don t. charles and diana were fundamentally incompatible. they were like chalk and cheese. the 12-year age gap in itself was problematic. diana was 24. charles was 36. and he was an older 36. just because of growing up knowing that you re going to eventually be the king of england. she is absolutely pure 20th century and he is fundamental 19th century man. he is super into his watercolors and archaeology and history. and she loves dancing. she s full of energy. she s full of life. the only commonality existed between them was william and harry, the children. and inevitably tensions grew. diana did feel that she wasn t getting enough attention from charles. we have to remember that diana grew up in a broken family. she wanted this close tight-knit
a huge warehouse outside of washington. it holds thousands of pieces of military arts and artifacts. do you ever feel like you are in that huge warehouse at the end of indiana joe s? we. we make that joke all the time. chris: but we were there to see the army stash of nazi propaganda. 586 pieces seized during hitler s fall and sent back to the u.s. hitler s retreat at his garden luxurious residence. chris: he was appointed by president roosevelt. why was it so important to remove this art from germany postwar? they believe that the presence of these pieces, in german society could be essentially a powder keg that could kick off additional incidents of chris: perhaps most fascinating of these watercolors, painted by hitler. as an inspiring art student and then a soldier in world
chief of history and we met at a huge warehouse outside of washington. it holds thousands of pieces of military arts and artifacts. do you ever feel like you are in that huge warehouse at the end of indiana joe s? we. we make that joke all the time. chris: but we were there to see the army stash of nazi propaganda. 586 pieces seized during hitler s fall and sent back to the u.s. hitler s retreat at his garden luxurious residence. chris: he was appointed by president roosevelt. why was it so important to remove this art from germany postwar? they believe that the presence of these pieces, in german society could be essentially a powder keg that could kick off additional incidents of the rise of nazis. chris: perhaps most fascinating of these watercolors, painted by hitler. as an inspiring art student
no, we don t. charles and diana were fundamentally incompatible. they were like chalk and cheese. the 12-year age gap in itself was problematic. diana was 24. charles was 36. and he was an older 36. just because of growing up knowing that you re going to eventually be the king of england. she is absolutely pure 20th century and he is fundamental 19th century man. he is super into his watercolors and archaeology and history. and she loves dancing. she s full of energy. she s full of life. the only commonality existed between them was william and harry, the children. and inevitably tensions grew. diana did feel that she wasn t getting enough attention from charles. we have to remember that diana grew up in a broken family. she wanted this close tight-knit family. that meant charles needed to be a part of it. but he wasn t.