The southern Norwegian town of Halden has literally risen from the ashes. 200 years ago, the town was rebuilt in the Empire style after a massive fire, and dramatic events have marked the town with Norway's largest border fortress.
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The southern Norwegian town of Halden has literally risen from the ashes. 200 years ago, the town was rebuilt in the Empire style after a massive fire, and dramatic events have marked the town with Norway's largest border fortress.