King Harald V of Norway delivered his traditional New Year's Eve Speech from the Royal Palace in Oslo.
King Harald V New Year’s Eve Speech 2022
King Harald V of Norway delivered his traditional New Year's Eve Speech from the Royal Palace in Oslo.
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Prince Albert II New Year Message 2021
Prince Albert II of Monaco broadcasts his New Year Message on 31 December 2021 at 6.30 pm, including his 'warmest thanks' towards those who bring comfort and joy to the suffering.
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King Harald V New Year’s Eve Speech 2021
King Harald V of Norway delivered his traditional New Year Eve Speech at 7.00 pm from the Royal Palace in Oslo on 31 December 2021, stressing the need to show empathy for others.
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King Harald V New Year’s Eve Speech 2020
King Harald V of Norway delivered his traditional New Year Eve Speech at 7.00 pm from the Royal Palace in Oslo on 31 December 2020.
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Change of Plans For Queen Margrethe’s New Year’s Speech 2020
Queen Margrethe of Denmark will give her traditional New Year's Speech with a difference due to the covid pandemic.
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Queen Margrethe Cancels New Year’s Banquet and Levees in 2021
The traditional New Year's Banquet and Levees in Denmark have become the latest casualties of the coronavirus.
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Prince Albert II New Year Message for 2019
Prince Albert II of Monaco broadcasts his New Year Message on 31 December 2018 at 6.30 pm (4.30 am AEDT). Video: Facebook/Palais Princier de Monaco Transcript (French) Chers Compatriotes, Chers Résidents, Chers Amis, Alors que la période que nous traversons est marquée partout dans le monde par des tensions de tous ordres, les fêtes de…
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Queen Margrethe II New Year Address 2018
Queen Margrethe's speech was broadcasted live from Fredensborg Palace at 6.00 pm on New Year's Eve 2018 via radio, television and on the Internet.
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Queen Margrethe II of Denmark’s New Year Address, 2017
Queen Margarethe gave her New Year Address (Dronningens nytårstale) on 31 December 2017 at 6.00 pm from Christian IX's Palace, Amalienborg, which was broadcasted on television and radio. Source: YouTube/Det Danske Kongehus Danish Transcript God bless Denmark. The English Translation History The New Year's Address is usually delivered from The Queen’s Drawing Room in Christian…
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