C'est un-

Et c'était vraiment sa personnalité.

Le, le soir de son arrivée, il est allé au théâtre.

Il a rencontré, comme par hasard, une de ses anciennes, euh, amies et actrices françaises, Eugène Garnier, et lui a dit : "Vous représentez pour moi toute la grâce et la noblesse de la France, que j'ai toujours aimée." Une citation comme ça, que j'ai mis dans le livre.

Et, et il savait très bien qu'il était entouré par des journalistes et tout ça.

Et ça a été repris le lendemain dans tous les journaux.

Et soudain, grâce à sa personnalité, le, les, les rapports franco-britanniques ont changé.

Maintenant, il y aura la guerre." C'est le président français qui dit ça.

I would say he probably never had lung

cancer in the first place.

That makes me think that he probably didn't have lung cancer in the first instance.

Right.

And why

And they all had the same theory about why someone like Stamatis might have been misdiagnosed.

In the 70s, the ability to diagnose and treat lung cancer would have been very primordial compared with now.

So it would have relied on chest X-rays.

I've never seen it in my clinical practice in lung cancer, and I've practiced for, oh, about 25 years now as a specialist.

Untreated lung cancer has a survival in the region of somewhere between six months and 18 months.

And they all had the same theory about why someone like Stamatis might have been misdiagnosed.

In the '70s, the, the ability to diagnose and treat lung cancer would have been very primordial compared with now, so it would have relied on chest X-rays.