This long needed biography seeks to do belated justice to a great humanitarian, who saw what was coming down the line and what would be needed, and who never abandoned his commitment, not just to principles, but to the capacity for men and women and their institutions to make the world a better, safer place, not least for the uprooted.
– Professor Guy S. Goodwin-Gill
Dear Ms. Willday,
The Duke of Edinburgh has asked me to write and thank you for sending a copy of the book, “Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan”.
His Royal Highness much appreciated your thought in sending the book, which will be a welcome addition to his library. This letter comes with Prince Philip’s best wishes.
Yours sincerely,
George Hewson
UN et al
I am writing to convey my appreciation for your thoughtful gift of the biography you have written on Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan. I look forward to reading it.
– Kofi Annan
Bravo Diana! Ta réussite est remarquable.
Amitiés,
– Georges Koulischer, a retired Senior Director of UNHCR
Dear Diana,
I opened the Letter Box to your wonderful book. The book looks magnificent and the pictures do him justice I can’t wait to get reading.
Bravo, bravo you have done a fantastic job and he would have been very proud of you as we all are.
– Olivia Wetterwald, formerly on UNHCR’s staff
Academia & Intelligentsia
Thank you so much for your very impressive biography of Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan. I shall certainly read it with great interest, all the more as it reflects events and concerns close to my heart and mind.
Let me add that I was very touched that you sent me your book. I do hope it’ll be widely distributed and read.
– Professor Jacques Forster, University of Neuchatel
Your book arrived on Saturday! Thank you so much for sending me a copy. It looks wonderful and very impressive, as a hardcover but also considering its length. I can imagine how much work went into the writing of this timely and important book!
– Christof Decker, Senior Academic, Munich University
Dear Diana
Thank you for your email. I can confirm that the book arrived in the office safely. It’s wonderful and I hope you’re very pleased with it. I’ve taken it over to the Middle East departmental library so it will be available for consultation and reference there.
Many congratulations on such a fantastic achievement.
– Samantha Stewart, British Museum
We received your letter on which you presented the biography of the late Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan. Thank you for thinking of Ecole Nouvelle and sharing this information.
We believe this book would definitely enrich our students’ knowledge, therefore our librarian Mr. Rossé already ordered two copies of the book (one in English and one in French) for our school library.
We wish you plenty of success for the book launch!
– Nicolas Catsicas, Administrateur délégué, Directeur general
Faith Leaders
Dear Diana, DELIGHTED to get your wonderful biography – I keenly look forward to getting into it. What a fascinating man and what a range of interests he had and what a labour of love on your part it has been to collect all this material together. I do hope it gets a wide circulation, both he and you certainly deserve that. You have had such an interesting life – I feel like a church mouse who has hardly ventured beyond the churchyard! I will pass it on to Ben next time he is over here. Although it is now all past history it certainly will have influenced the international world in which he now operates.
– Hugh Dickingon, retired Dean of Salisbury Cathedral
Biography contributors
Dear Diana,
I have just received THE book! Very fine, starting with the beautiful cover.
I will be reading it as this gloomy Lemanic winter proceeds.
Warmest congratulations !
– George Gordon-Lennox, who contributed some recollections on the Prince
Dear Diana,
Your news is uplifting; most uplifting. You’ve achieved a milestone & I reiterate my admiration for you as an author. I am aware of your passion for your subject, the benign Prince.
Your book is beautiful; a delight to hold in my hands, turn the pages, marvel at all your very hard work, writing. Congratulations.
The printing, binding, paper quality, design, the book jacket, every aspect bespeaks quality and exceptionally high standards; compliments to The Book Guild of GB.
In grateful appreciation, infinite gratitude for including my humble tribute to the Prince as a connoisseur of art.
– Shai, Art historian, who agreed I could use one of his articles as our Annex IV
Discover, Explore and Learn via:
- UNHCR | Sadruddin Aga Khan (Iran): 1966–1977
- https://www.dianamiserez.com/prince-sadruddin-aga-khan-humanitar
3 options to get a copy of Prince Sadruddin’s biography
- eBook version
- Hardback English version via The Book Guild
- Hardback French version via Editions Cabedita
Book Launch Event Details
Research, Insight & Perspective by A. Maherali
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Indeed very interesting to finally get his book and his vision of the future so long ago, which many must have missed and his advice at that time on leading our lives carefully to be prepared for the many years of chaos to come in the years ahead.
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