On February 24, the Duke of Kent unveiled a deeply personal event, a new biography marking his nine decades of life and public duty.
Held at 55 Princes Gate in London, home of Ognisko Polskie, also known as the Polish Hearth Club, the evening celebrated the launch of HRH The Duke of Kent: a life of service at 90written by royal historian Celia Lee.
As patron of London’s historic institution, the Duke’s presence took on special significance.
Founded during the Second World War, Ognisko Polskie has long served as a social and cultural anchor for the Polish community in Britain, making it an ideal venue for an event honoring unwavering commitment and international friendship.
Guests gathered for a literary debut and a tribute to a life of quiet dedication.
The biography traces the Duke’s decades of service, from his military duties to representing the Crown at home and abroad, offering an insight into a working royal who always favored diligence over fanfare.
