Harald V, the King Who Always Wanted to Live Like a More Norwegian
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King Harald V of Norway made his throne rule an era of openness. Obituary of an approachable monarch
Harald V. was not one of the dazzling personalities of the European royal houses. He was considered a modest monarch, who only wanted to do a good job. And never lost his humor.
From exile in the White House as a child to viral discourse on diversity at the age of 79, Harald V was a monarch who challenged conventions and molded the Norwegian monarchy.
He got something that's not always easy for a monarch, for his compatriots to see the man first and then the Crown first.
"Everything for Norway" was King Harald's motto, and it was his life. King Harald was a warm and caring monarch, also for us republicans.
King Harald remained in Norway's collective memory as an approachable monarch who spoke of freedom, diversity and unity and remained faithful to his oath until the end.
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