The Norwegian Royal Family at the funeral of Crown Princess Märtha, #OnThisDay 65 years ago.
From left: Erling Lorentzen (son-in-law), Princess Ragnhild (daughter), Prince Harald (son), Princess Astrid (daughter) and Crown Prince Olav (husband).
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The Norwegian Royal Family at the funeral of Crown Princess Märtha, #OnThisDay 65 years ago.
From left: Erling Lorentzen (son-in-law), Princess Ragnhild (daughter), Prince Harald (son), Princess Astrid (daughter) and Crown Prince Olav (husband).
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© Aftenposten/Scanpix pic.twitter.com/Ei3Ssp42Y6
The Funeral of Crown Princess Märtha of Norway at Oslo Cathedral on this day in 1954, which followed a Procession through Oslo and was followed by a burial in the Royal Mausoleum at Akershus Castle. Born a Swedish Princess, Crown Princess Märtha had become a hero of the Norwegian Resistance during the Second World War, and passed away from Cancer a few years before her husband succeeded to the Norwegian Throne.
Royal attendees included King Gustaf VI Adolf (cousin), Queen Louise, and Princess Sibylla of Sweden, King Frederik IX (first cousin) and Queen Ingrid of Denmark (first cousin), King Baudouin of Belgium (nephew), Hereditary Grand Duke Jean and Hereditary Grand Duchess Josephine-Charlotte of Luxembourg (niece), the Duke of Gloucester (cousin-in-law), and Count Flemming Valdemar (nephew) and Countess Ruth of Rosenborg. The Royal Guests were received by King Haakon, Crown Prince Olav, Prince Harald, and Princess Astrid at the Railway Station and Airport.
Double check the relation between Princess Märtha and King Gustav VI of Sweden. I think they were first cousins, being Gustaf V of Sweden and Prince Carl (the Princess’s father brothers
Yes, King Gustaf VI was CP Martha’s first cousin … and Queen Ingrid of Denmark was his daughter so that made her CP Martha’s second cousin or first cousin once removed