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1920<br>Nancy Mitford 1920s
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1923<br><br>Jessica Mitford (became a communist) and Unity Mitford (became a fascist) (front), 1923
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1929<br>Wedding of Brian Guinness and the Hon. Diana Mitford at St Margaret's, Westminster, London. 30 January 1929
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1929<br>Wedding of Mr Brian Guiness and Hon Diana Mitford at St Margaret's, Westminster..<br>30 January 1929
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1930s<br><br>Lady Mosely (formerly Diana Mitford).
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1932<br>Hon. Unity Mitford, Lady Redesdale (her mother) and Miss Joan Villiers. 1932
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1934<br>Unity Mitford at Nuremburg rally<br>An English aristocratic beauty passionately devoted to Hitler
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1935<br>Lord Redesdale and his daughter Miss Deborah Mitford discussing the packing of the luggage at Folkestone, before Miss Deborah Mitford started out for High Wycombe with her sister's (Unity Mitford) luggage.<br>22nd October 1935
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1937<br><br>*20.04.1889-30.04.1945+<br>Politiker, NSDAP, D<br>- im GesprÑch mit Unity Mitford im<br>Englischen Garten in MÅnchen <br>- um 1937<br><br>Adolf Hitler in conversation with Unity Mitford in the English Garden (Englischer Garten) in 1937
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1937<br><br>Unity Mitford with Hitler<br><br>*20.04.1889-30.04.1945+<br>Politiker, NSDAP, D<br>- im GesprÑch mit Unity Mitford und dem<br>Fotografen Heinrich Hoffmann im Englischen<br>Garten in MÅnchen; weiter rechts:<br>Reichsleiter Philipp Bouhler<br>(in SS-Uniform) und der persînliche<br>Adjutant SA-ObergruppenfÅhrer Wilhelm<br>BrÅckner<br>- um 1937<br>
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1938<br><br>Deborah Mitford at Waterloo, on her way to Ascot.<br>(she later became Duchess of Devonshire)<br>1938
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1938<br><br>LebensgefÑhrtin Adolf Hitlers<br>E.B. mit Anny Brandt und Unity Mitford<br>als Zuschauer auf dem Reichsparteitag<br>in NÅrnberg.<br>1938<br>Eva Braun with Anny Brandt and Unity Mitford. in Nuremberg in 1938
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1938<br><br>Unity Mitford
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1938<br><br>Unity Mitford<br>Munich Germany
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1938<br>Unity Mitford in Bavarian costume with German district leader, Julius Streicher (centre right) at Nuremberg, Germany. 6th June 1938
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1939<br><br>Miss Clementine Mitford and the Dowager Lady Airlie. 1939.<br>Clementine was cousin to the famous Mitford sisters. She became Lady Beit in 1939<br><br>Clementine Mabell Kitty Freeman-Mitford: born 22 October 1915; married 1939 Sir Alfred Beit Bt (died 1994); died London 17 August 2005
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1939<br><br>Portrait and article of &quotPartout magazine" on Unity Mitford, English woman noticed by Hitler.
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1939<br>Hon. Nancy Mitford with Mr Milnes Gaskell<br>London
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1940<br>Lord Redesdale assisted his wounded daughter Miss Unity Mitford into a hotel at Folkestone 3rd January 1940 after the ambulance had broken down and forced the party to return to Folkestone<br>
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1940<br>Unity Mitford being carried from a Folkestone hotel before being transported to her home in High Wycombe<br>4th January 1940
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1940<br>Unity Mitford leaves Folkestone for High Wycombe<br>January 1940
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1946<br><br>Sir Oswald Mosley (1896-1980), leader of the British Union of fascists and his wife, Diana Mitford.
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1952<br>In front of a fireplace at their stately home , Chatsworth House , Derbyshire , stand the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire.<br><br>The Duke was giving a party for art critics who were viewing the many treasures which will be on show to the general public .<br>22nd May 1952
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1954<br>Pikemen Are Guard of Honour<br>The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire at the Savoy Hotel where they attended the Royal Society of St George Dinner. They are pictured chatting during a lull in receiving guests. Behind them are Pikemen in ceremonial dress who provided a Guard of Honour.<br>8th October 1954
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1960<br><br>Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire.<br>British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, suitably attired in plus-fours and spats is seen with his hosts, the Duke & Duchess of Devonshire, on the moors at Bolton Abbey, when he began his shooting holiday.<br>19th August 1960.<br>
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1960<br><br>Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire.<br>British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, suitably attired in plus-fours and spats is seen with his hosts, the Duke & Duchess of Devonshire, on the moors at Bolton Abbey, when he began his shooting holiday.<br>19th August 1960.<br>
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1962<br><br>Sir Oswald Mosley and his wife Lady Diana with their son Mark
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1962<br><br>Sir Oswald Mosley with wife Diana and son Mark 1962
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1968<br><br>Lady Mosley (nee Hon Diana Mitford) who is the wife of Sir Oswald Mosley <br>23rd October 1968
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1970<br>Jessica Mitford<br>Authoress and daughter of the 5th Baron Redesdale<br>February 1970
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1977<br><br>6th Baronet Sir OSWALD MOSLEY<br>British Politician<br>Founder, British Union of Fascists<br>and his wife Lady DIANA<br>Universal Pictorial Press Photo<br>CMS 074729 02.04.1977
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1977<br><br>Lady Diana Mosley - wife of Sir Oswald Ernald Mosley- formerly Miss Diana Mitford.Born 17.06.1910 died 11.08.2003. Notorious for her support of the British Union of Fascists, imprisoned at the beginning of the second world war she followed her husband to exile in France afterwards.Ref:PMS332770. Date: 01.04.1977.<br>Credit: Uppa.co.uk
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1977<br>Lady Diana Mosely (Diana Mitford) with her husband Sir Oswald Mosely<br>1977
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1983<br>Jessica Mitford.<br>5 June 1983
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1984<br>Jessica Mitford<br>Authoress and daughter of the 5th Baron Redesdale<br>April 1984
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1992<br>Jessica Mitford<br>Authoress and daughter of the 5th Baron Redesdale<br>October 1992
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1999<br><br>THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE<br>(Dame Deborah Cavendish)<br>and 11th DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE<br>(Andrew Robert Buxton Cavendish)<br>Pictured outside Buckingham Palace, after the Duchess of Devonshire was made Dame Commander of the Royal Victorian Order.<br>Universal Pictorial Press Photo<br>UM 015892/A 02.03.1999
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