Harald V: From child refugee to European monarch
Norway's King Harald V, who had been reigning since 1991 and brought modernization to the monarchy while enjoying widespread popularity, has passed away at the age of 89 in Oslo Hospital. Born in 1937, he spent his childhood in exile in the United States during the Nazi occupation and refused to abdicate the throne until his death. He assumed power following his father's passing and contributed significantly to economic growth thanks to the oil and gas sector. Despite his primarily ceremonial role, he was highly regarded by the public. He was succeeded by his son, King Haakon VIII.
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