Paul Burrell interview - Part 2

The transcript discusses the historical significance of a letter written by the Princess, which played a role in an inquest. It explores public perceptions and criticisms of the Princess, emphasizing her informed nature rather than prophetic abilities. The author reflects on motivations for a tribute event, acknowledging financial aspects while highlighting its role in public engagement. The choice of venue and its irony are also discussed, with emphasis on the event's alignment with a publicity campaign.

What significance does the letter mentioned in the text hold in the context of historical documentation?

How does the speaker describe the public perception of the Princess's letter?

What does the speaker imply about the Princess's awareness of her situation?

In what ways does the speaker feel criticized regarding their portrayal of the Princess?

What does the speaker mean by saying they have tried to provide a balanced view of the Princess?