Fictionalized by her daughter Nancy Mitford as the beloved “Aunt Sadie,” the real woman was more complex and less cozy.
2026-03-03 847词 中等
Trethewey particularly struggled with her subject’s unrelenting support for Adolf Hitler. “How could an apparently decent woman back such an inhumane dictator?” the author writes. “Was it just a blind spot or a deeper indication of her true character?” And yet, Trethewey succeeds in adding illuminating background to the plethora of existing books (and a recent television series) dedicated to detailing the antics of the controversial, quirky siblings.
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