Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit attended the unveiling of the monument 'Iron Roses'

byHelen - 9 Comments
On September 28, 2019, Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit attended the unveiling of the monument "Iron Roses" outside Oslo Cathedral. The monument was erected to commemorate the terrorist attacks of July 22, 2011. The art project "Iron Roses" was initiated by Tobbe Malm and Tone Mørk Karlsrud after the terrorist attacks that happened in Oslo and on Utøya on July 22, 2011.
The art project Iron Roses was initiated by Tobbe Malm and Tone Mørk Karlsrud after the terrorist attacks in Oslo and on Utøya
The art project Iron Roses was initiated by Tobbe Malm and Tone Mørk Karlsrud after the terrorist attacks in Oslo and on Utøya
The art project Iron Roses was initiated by Tobbe Malm and Tone Mørk Karlsrud after the terrorist attacks in Oslo and on Utøya
The art project Iron Roses was initiated by Tobbe Malm and Tone Mørk Karlsrud after the terrorist attacks in Oslo and on Utøya
The art project Iron Roses was initiated by Tobbe Malm and Tone Mørk Karlsrud after the terrorist attacks in Oslo and on Utøya

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  1. Anonymous28/9/19 17:41

    What a lovely memorial to remember the victims of July 22nd 2011. Sadly to say.these hateful act's of violence,brings people together,to mourn and share kindness to others. Do like the CP couple at this event.

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  2. Anonymous28/9/19 21:02

    This is such a deep wound in my country... I would like to inform that the roses in the middle were made by survivors and those who lost their loved ones. The roses on the outside are protecting the roses in the middle <3

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    1. Anonymous29/9/19 15:12

      Thank you Anonymous for this insight. It really brought tears to my eyes. Christine

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  3. Ava Pittman29/9/19 01:33

    A lovely memorial and wonderful that the victims are remembered. Out of an act of badness, comes goodness as we see here. Fantastic that the CP both acknowledged and paid their respects.

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  4. Anonymous29/9/19 02:01

    Thank you Anon 11:02 for your explanation of this very special monument.
    (V.M.)

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  5. Anonymous30/9/19 08:45

    A fabulous and stunning piece of art that will always make us remember <3 So to another completely out of topic. MM and Haakon are gonna be in Germany because of the bok fair from 11-16.10 as We know. And I don't know if you all know, but on Monday, October 14 MM Literature Train will go from (Berlin - Cologne - Frankfurt). So if anyone want to experience the train event now you have the chance ;)

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    1. Cathrine30/9/19 11:06

      I did not know that MM Literatur Train Will be in Germany 14. October. Thank you for telling about it!

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  6. Shinystuffbuff30/9/19 20:24

    What a lovely way to remember the survivors and this horrible act of violence. Flowers that never die, never wilt. Thank you, Anon 11:02 for the explanation.

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