A király háborúja

Author: Mark Logue, Peter Conradi
Binding method: softboard glued
Publication: 2020
Publisher: Athenaeum Publishing
Page number: 334
Translator: Zoltán Tábori
VI. George II, the British ruler who developed his stuttering with extraordinary effort. He was Elizabeth's father and predecessor. He overcame his speech impediment, which would have seriously limited him when appearing in public, with the help of an experienced speech therapist famous for his extremely strange methods. The story of the two of them, which became world famous through the book The King's Speech and the Oscar-winning film made from it, continued in the Second World War: Lionel Logue, the teacher, was still a regular at the Bu...