On the Siding – Marius Borg Høiby Must Not Walk Behind King Harald's Coffin
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Handkerchiefs for tears, a crown of flowers sent by the fishing friends of Haakon VIII's father or the image of the deep pain of Queen Widow Sonia are some of the snapshots that have remained for the memory this historic September 9.
It is no coincidence that Queen Mette-Marit's son entered the church last and sat at the back, according to B.T.'s entertainment editor.
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Marius Borg Høiby is allowed to attend the funeral of King Harald. But in the official funeral procession Mette Marit's son is missing behind the coffin. This raises questions, but apparently has protocol reasons.
Hundreds of thousands flocked to the funeral of Norway's "grandfather," King Harald V, in Oslo on Wednesday. The royal family's recent controversies were put aside as Norwegians united in mourning the loss of a beloved monarch.
Marius Borg Høiby is allowed to attend the funeral of King Harald. However, his name is missing in the official funeral procession through Oslo – although a few days earlier he was one of the relatives who wore the stretcher of the monarch.
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