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In the [[Buckingham Palace]] of [[England]] Prince Carl made Princess Maud of [[Wales]] his dear wife and first cousin. She was daughter (youngest) of the future [[King]] [[Edward VII]] of the [[United Kingdom]] and his wife, Princess Alexandra of Denmark who became a daughter of King Christian IX of Denmark and Princess Louise of Hesse-Kassel. Their son, Prince Alexander, became the future Crown Prince Olav and ultimately King [[Olav V of Norway]], who was born on 2 July 1903.

In the [[Buckingham Palace]] of [[England]] Prince Carl made Princess Maud of [[Wales]] his dear wife and first cousin. She was daughter (youngest) of the future [[King]] [[Edward VII]] of the [[United Kingdom]] and his wife, Princess Alexandra of Denmark who became a daughter of King Christian IX of Denmark and Princess Louise of Hesse-Kassel. Their son, Prince Alexander, became the future Crown Prince Olav and ultimately King [[Olav V of Norway]], who was born on 2 July 1903.

He (Haakan) is regarded widely as one of if not the greatest living Norwegians of twentieth century and is revered especially for his [[Viking]]-like courageness during the [[Germany]] invasion and the heroic leadership and preservation of Norwegian oneness during the Nazi occupation. In 1957 at age of 85, he died.  

He (Haakon) is regarded widely as one of if not the greatest living Norwegians of twentieth century and is revered especially for his [[Viking]]-like courageness during the [[Germany]] invasion and the heroic leadership and preservation of Norwegian oneness during the Nazi occupation. In 1957 at age of 85, he died.