When I was a Princess, or The Fourteen-Year War for Children

For fourteen years of persistent and inventive struggle for the happy return home of children abducted by a former husband, Jacqueline managed to drink milk with blood in Masai"s hut, sit behind a glass of vodka in the House of Lords. She managed to communicate with the movie stars in the zones of hostilities and eat fast cooking noodles with colleagues from the team of humanitarian assistance under whistle bullets and rumble of tearing shells. She won the world many times, traveling to all known types of transport - from luxurious aircraft to stinky garbage trucks. Bought in the lagoon with crocodiles and shuffled in Hollywood bathrooms. And each of these adventures helped her to open up the new properties of the human soul and gain themselves