I hopped right out and managed to get the only copy at Barnes & Noble.
Larry--I have thought about a subscription but I don't get even the majority of issues. I only buy them when there's a historical article I'm interested in. However, there have been more and more of them lately so perhaps I will rethink it. On a personal note, I was crushed because, in the article on Definitely Royal...there was a photo of Queen Sophie. I had bought an old magazine page years ago because of this exact image. I had never seen it anywhere before or since and was holding onto it in case I EVER get around to doing any books. Now it's out there! I'm so bummed.
That's what one'll get for procrastinating!
Anyway, back on topic--the article has a few photos from the memorial booklet that was published after the crash. They are unique ones. The booklet has been for sale twice on ebay if anyway ever wants to keep an eye out for it. Once in ebay and once in ebay.de. I don't know how many were produced.
The article didn't mention it, but the newspapers widely reported that, given that a infant's body was recovered in the crash, perhaps the reason the plane attempted to land was because Cecile had gone into labor. I was always surprised she was on the plane--nowadays, you aren't allowed to fly past a certain point in the 3rd trimester given the changes in air pressure. I wonder, in those earlier days, how much was known about it. Sadly for the family, she wasn't prohibited from flying.