Danish Police Will Assist Norwegian Police at King Harald's Funeral
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King Harald's funeral is expected to be surrounded by a historically large security effort. Ellen Holager Andenæs, who led the police operation during King Olav's funeral in 1991, points out a horror scenario. - It was nerve-wracking, she tells Dagbladet.
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The Norwegian police are receiving assistance from Sweden and Denmark in the security operation surrounding the funeral of King Harald, the Norwegian news agency NTB reports. According to the police, the operation is one of the largest in Norwegian history.
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berlingske.dkNorwegian police call the burial of the king "a huge police operation." Sweden and Denmark are helping.
The police are announcing extensive security measures in central Oslo in connection with the funeral of King Harald V next week.
At the funeral of King Harald V. (†89) on Wednesday, September 9, in Oslo, the Norwegian police received support from the neighbouring country: Danish forces will support their colleagues in the extensive security measures. The Danish imperial police confirmed to Dagbladet that a request had been received from Oslo. "The Danish police are responding to the request", it was stated from the official side. Sweden also wants to send officials to Osl…
When King Harald is laid to rest on September 9, Oslo is expected to be filled with people. The royal family will say goodbye to their husband, father and beloved grandfather. International guests are expected to flock to the Norwegian capital. At the same time, thousands of Norwegians want to attend the funeral procession and show their respect for the deceased monarch. It is precisely this combination that […]
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