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The Cocktail Party Contrarian: The Fruit of a Father’s Labor

While we didn’t believe much of what Prince Harry accused his family of, there was something we felt his father, King Charles, should own: He raised Harry.

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Copies of the new book by Prince Harry are displayed at a book store at London, January 10, 2023. AP/Kin Cheung, file
REBECCA SUGAR
REBECCA SUGAR

I have a friend whose parents met in a DP camp after World War II. Both were imprisoned in concentration camps, where all their immediate family members were killed. Together, they moved to New York, had three sons, and built a life. 

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REBECCA SUGAR
REBECCA SUGAR

Ms. Sugar is a writer and philanthropic consultant living in New York. She is married and has twin teenagers and an English Bulldog named Batman.

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