France From Behind The Veil

In this fascinating memoir, Catherine Radziwill, a Polish princess and renowned socialite, offers an insider's look at French society and politics in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. From the salons of Paris to the halls of government, Radziwill provides a unique and compelling perspective on one of Europe's most dynamic periods.

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