BBC Radio 4 - Last Word, Angela Culme-Seymour, Kazimierz Smolen, Nigel Doughty, Don Cornelius, Antoni Tapies Matthew Bannister on socialite Angela Culme-Seymour, Auschwitz museum curator Kazimierz Smolen, businessman Nigel Doughty, artist Antoni Tapies, Soul Train presenter Don Cornelius. Show more Matthew Bannister on The socialite Angela Culme-Seymour who married a series of aristocrats and had a string of affairs in artistic and literary circles.. Kazimierz Smolen, the former Auschwitz inmate who became director of the camp museum and lived there for thirty-five years.. Nigel Doughty the wealthy private equity investor who ploughed millions into Nottingham Forest Football Club. Justice Secretary Ken Clarke pays tribute. Spanish artist Antoni Tapies who was one of the pioneers of European abstract art And Don Cornelius whose American TV show "Soul Train" brought black music and culture into the mainstream. We hear from producer and musician Nile Rodgers. Show less Last on Angela Culme-Seymour Dazzling personality of smart society who has died aged 99.
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These came when she met and, aged 65, married a Turkish aristocrat, Ali Bulent Rauf. In her 90s, after Rauf's death in 1987, she lived in Scotland. Telegraph, London Most Viewed in National Loading
03% Sarah Cornelia Spencer-Churchill was born on 26 March 1935 at London, England G. 1, 2 She is the daughter of Major John George Spencer-Churchill and Angela Mary Culme-Seymour. 3 She married, firstly, James Colin Crewe, son of Major James Hugh Hamilton Crewe and Lady Annabel Hungerford Crewe-Milnes, on 19 November 1957. 3 She married, secondly, John Francis Harcourt Baring, 7th Baron Ashburton, son of Alexander Francis St. Vincent Baring, 6th Baron Ashburton and Hon. Doris Mary Thérèse Harcourt, in 1987. 4 From 19 November 1957, her married name became Crewe. From 1987, her married name became Baring. 3 After her marriage, Sarah Cornelia Spencer-Churchill was styled as Baroness Ashburton on 12 June 1991. She lived in 1999 at Lake House, Northington, Alresford, Hampshire, England G. 3 [ S125] Richard Glanville-Brown, online < e-mail address >, Richard Glanville-Brown (RR 2, Milton, Ontario, Canada), downloaded 17 August 2005. [ S124] Mabel Iris FitzGeorge, online < e-mail address >, Robin Balfour ("FTW - Mabel Iris FitzGeorge-John Baring" emailed to Darryl Lundy), downloaded 17 August 2005, Date of Import: 18 Dec 2004.
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The new Lady Kinross recalled travelling by the night train to Edinburgh to attend her father-in-law's funeral and sharing a sleeper with "a painter called David something". She went to art school in Suffolk, where she met Lucian Freud, but did not become one of his many muses or lovers. Angela exhibited her work in London and would continue to paint for many years. When war came, she had a brief affair with a man at the Italian embassy, until Italy entered the war against the Allies and he had to leave. She joined the Women's Auxiliary Air Force, and when Kinross joined the RAF Volunteer Reserve and was posted to Cairo, the marriage came to an end. After the war he wrote a novel, The Ruthless Innocent, inspired by her. A meeting in 1940 with Major Robert Hewer-Hewitt of the Royal Army Service Corps led to a five-year relationship which Angela often found unsatisfactory. No marriage took place, but two sons were born and given her maiden name. Hewer-Hewitt lost most of their dwindling funds at the end of the war in a business venture, and bankruptcy followed.
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They married in Portofino in 1934, and a daughter was born the following year, after which they went briefly to stay with the future prime minister at Chartwell. They then took a house in Spain, near the Brenans, shortly before the outbreak of the Civil War. But Angela soon broke out of that marriage to pursue a French count, René de Chatellus, to Paris. She did not marry him for another 12 years, and in the meantime her life continued on its eclectic path. In 1937 she took up with Patrick Balfour, a bisexual author and journalist, and they were soon married. Angela entered a more racy, intellectual world, giving weekly parties in London which were attended by, among others, Evelyn Waugh, Cyril Connolly, Tom Driberg and Robert Byron. Weekends might be spent with Nancy Mitford, or Maurice Bowra at Oxford. And she was soon taking lovers again. "I can no longer remember when I started being unfaithful to Patrick, " she wrote in her book. But it was before Balfour became Lord Kinross on the death of his father in 1939.