In September 1951, surgeons removed King George VI's left lung inside Buckingham Palace. He was told it was a "structural problem." It was cancer, and his doctors made sure he never heard the word.
This is the story The King's Speech left out: the shy, stammering second son who never wanted the crown, carried Britain through the Second World War, and died just five months after that secret operation.
Was George VI a mess? Tell me in the comments.
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In September 1951, surgeons removed King George VI's left lung inside Buckingham Palace. He was told it was a "structural problem." It was cancer, and his doctors made sure he never heard the word.
This is the story The King's Speech left out: the shy, stammering second son who never wanted the crown, carried Britain through the Second World War, and died just five months after that secret operation.
Was George VI a mess? Tell me in the comments.
#GeorgeVI #RoyalHistory #TheKingsSpeech #BritishMonarchy #History #KingGeorgeVI #BritishRoyalty #HistoricalMystery #HistoryDocumentary #UntoldHistory
The last are often the best because they never sought the position, obtaining it through obligation to duty rather than ambition driven by personal engrandisement and narcissism.