Tens of Thousands Attend King Harald V’s Funeral in Norway
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After 13 days of national mourning, Norway held a state funeral for King Harald V. Thousands of people filled the streets of Oslo…
The special airspace restrictions that had been in place in connection with the burial of King Harald V have been lifted.
Tens of thousands attend King Harald V’s funeral in Norway
Tens of thousands of people lined the streets of Oslo on Wednesday for the funeral of King Harald V, bringing 13 days of national mourning to an end and marking the start of the reign of his son, King Haakon VIII. Harald died on 28 August aged 89 after 35 years on the throne. More than 46,000 people had filed past his coffin during the days before the funeral.
All of Europe gathered in Oslo to pay the last respects to King Harald V – but his close friend and cousin, King Charles, was missing. The short-term rejection nourishes his concern for his health.
For 35 years he was king of Norway. Now Harald V. was buried in Oslo. More than 100,000 people gave him the last escort - and again made clear how popular the king was. From Jana Sinram.
Oslo salutes Harald V: the last parade for the 35 years of reign of the Norwegian Grandfather The Voice of Venice Oslo pays homage to King Harald V, who died August 28 at 89. Funerals with royal families, international leaders and long parade along the streets of the capital. Oslo salutes Harald V: the last parade for the 35 years of reign of the Norwegian Grandfather La Voce of Venice
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