Taboo Break Right in Front of King Harald's Coffin – Politician Apologizes: "Wasn't Known to Me
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Films and photography are forbidden in Oslo's castle chapel. Nevertheless, a member of parliament takes the coffin of King Harald V to the mobile phone and asks for his apologies.
Politician June Gruer, 25, says she didn't know about the rule.
A Norwegian MP photographs King Harald's coffin despite a strict ban – and now asks for an apology.
The NOS will broadcast the funeral of Norwegian King Harald live on NPO 1 next Wednesday.
The NOS will broadcast the funeral of Norwegian King Harald V directly on Wednesday, September 9. The ceremony takes place... The post Norwegian King Harald's funeral live on NPO 1 appeared first on About NOS.
In the castle chapel of the Royal Castle in Oslo there was an incident on Wednesday, which caused discussions. There the coffin of King Harald V (†89) was erected, who died on 28 August. The mourners from Norway and all over the world took the opportunity to say goodbye to the monarch – but there was a strict prohibition on photography in the chapel. A visitor, however, disregarded this prohibition: June Gruer, according to reports from NRK and …
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