Oslo Is Drowning in Flowers
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Rain, tears and roses characterize Oslo after the death of King Harald. Thousands brave the weather and flock to the palace to say goodbye
Oslo, 29 Aug (EFE).- What Friday was a sea of flowers in front of the Royal Palace of Oslo to honor the memory of King Harald V of Norway, who died that same morning, had become a real ocean this Saturday. From the first hour of the morning, thousands of Norwegians roam the streets of [...] The Entrance An Ocean of Flowers to Fire Harald V in a spontaneous procession that never ceases was first published in HolaNews.
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The surroundings of the Royal Palace in Oslo have become a sea of flowers, candles and messages. Thousands of citizens come to offer their last condolences after the death of King Harald V, a key figure and historically beloved in the Scandinavian country.Continue reading...
Thousands of Norwegians continued to flock and gather in front of the royal palace in Oslo today to say their final goodbyes to King Harald V, Europe's longest-serving monarch, who died on Friday at the age of 89. Late yesterday, in torrential rain, crowds lined the streets of Oslo to watch the funeral procession from Oslo University Hospital, where Harald died, to the royal palace, where his coffin was placed in the chapel. The public will be a…
<p>Norwegians gather to say goodbye to King Harald V. King Harald V of Norway died on August 28 at the age of 89. His coffin was displayed near the palace, the date of the funeral has not yet been announced.</p>
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