DUCHESS AT VILLAGE MEMORIAL SERVICE -

The transcript describes the journey of the Duke of Kent's body to Windsor Castle for a private funeral. The Duke and Duchess were regular attendees at St Peter's Church, where the community feels a personal loss. The Duchess, in deep grief, attends a memorial service, finding comfort in the community's sympathy. The narrative concludes with a reflection on the consequences of the Nazi mentality.

Where is the Duke of Kent's body being taken for the private funeral?

• Westminster Abbey

• St Paul's Cathedral

• St George's Chapel

• Buckingham Palace

Which church did the Duke and Duchess regularly attend?

• St Peter's, Iver

• St Andrew's, Edinburgh

• St Mary's, Windsor

• St John's, London

Who escorted the Duchess to the village's memorial service?

• The Duke of Kent

• Reverend Digby Crichton

• A royal guard

• Lady Herbert

What provided comfort to the Duchess in her grief?

• The presence of her family

• The sympathy of her neighbors

• A visit to the palace

• A letter from the King

What is the concluding reflection about in the narrative?

• The impact of the war

• The royal family's future

• The consequences of the Nazi mentality

• The Duchess's next steps