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È morta la principessa Astrid di Norvegia
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Sky TG24·6 minutes ago·World·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy

È morta la principessa Astrid di Norvegia

La sorella del defunto re Harald si è spenta all'età di 94 anni

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  • La principessa Astrid di Norvegia, sorella del defunto re Harald, è deceduta venerdì all'età di 94 anni.
  • L'annuncio è stato dato dal palazzo reale.
  • La principessa era apparsa pubblicamente l'ultima volta al funerale di Stato del fratello mercoledì scorso.

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La principessa Astrid era la sorella maggiore del re Harald, deceduto il mese scorso. Ha partecipato al funerale di Stato del fratello mercoledì scorso.

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La principessa Astrid di Norvegia, sorella maggiore del defunto re Harald, è morta venerdì all'età di 94 anni; lo ha reso noto il palazzo reale in un comunicato.

Il fratello di Astrid, Harald, è deceduto il mese scorso all'età di 89 anni dopo oltre 35 anni di regno, e la principessa ha fatto la sua ultima apparizione pubblica al funerale di Stato tenutosi mercoledì scorso.

"Nel corso della sua lunga vita, la principessa Astrid ha rappresentato la Casa Reale con calore e senso del dovere", ha dichiarato re Haakon VIII nel comunicato.

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  • La principessa Astrid di Norvegia, sorella del defunto re Harald, è deceduta venerdì all'età di 94 anni.
  • L'annuncio è stato dato dal palazzo reale.
  • La principessa era apparsa pubblicamente l'ultima volta al funerale di Stato del fratello mercoledì scorso.

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