she said in her book she lost faith in god she went on about nuclear physics alot the idea that you could aply nuclear science to the runing of a country is i think madness. The rape of greece is very anti royalty and in particular anti frederika!
I do not remember reading in her book about her losing her faith in god. On the contrary, it seemed that in her quest to find god she began her interest in nuclear science and the Hindu spirituality.
I find nothing incompatible with being a Christian and seeking to broaden your believe in god through more spiritualism.
Another read is the biography "Queen Frederica of the Hellenes: Mission of a Modern Queen" by her lady in waiting, Lilika Papanicolaou. (I believe this is what you may be referring to).
It is obviously a pro-Frederika book, highlighting the events of World War II, the work Pavlos and Frederika did during the civil war, and in the inter-war years. I found it a very interesting book and does good to the Monarchist side view of events.
All those books, "Rape of Greece", "Democracy at gunpoint", etc., are all biased in one way or another, and must be taken with a grain of salt. They are clearly factional and party political, and each tries to lay blame on the opposite side, and do not lay blame whatsoever on themselves.
One must either read all these books, and then come to the middle on a version of the events, or reading totally outside neutral sources that do in fact lay the blame on each side and where do.
In my opinion, the best books on this whole subject were written by CM Woodhouse, who shows how the polarity in Greek politics and culture has shaped political history of Greece and the Greeks.
Regards to all
