Princess Märtha Louise of Norway (Q165096)
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Norwegian princess; daughter of Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway
- Princess Märtha Louise
- Märtha Louise zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Princess of Norway
- Märtha Louise of Norway
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English | Princess Märtha Louise of Norway |
Norwegian princess; daughter of Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway |
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Statements
8 June 2013
Princess Märtha Louise of Norway in 2013 (English)
Prinsesse Märtha Louise av Norge i 2013<br/><small>Foto: Frankie Fouganthin</small> (Norwegian Bokmål)
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Märtha Louise, Prinsesse av Norge (Norwegian)
Prinsesse Märtha Louise av Norge (Norwegian Bokmål)
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22 September 1971
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Märtha Louise zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Princess of Norway
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Märtha Louise zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Princess of Norway
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Märtha Louise zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Princess of Norway
31 August 2024
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Prinsesse Märtha Louise ble fulgt til alters av datteren (Norwegian Bokmål)
31 August 2024
31 August 2024
Vilde Helljesen
World exclusive: Princess Martha Louise of Norway marries shaman Durek Verrett – see first photo (English)
31 August 2024
2 September 2024
In a world exclusive, HELLO! and HOLA! can share the first photograph of the couple following their wedding ceremony at the Hotel Union in Geiranger. Märtha Louise tied the knot with Californian shaman Durek in front of 350 guests, including close friends and family on Saturday afternoon, with proceedings led by parish priest Margit Lovise Holte. (English)
Danielle Stacey
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1 February 2002
22 September 1971
1 February 2002
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The Royal House of Norway: Her Highness Princess Märtha Louise (English)
4 April 2022
13 February 2004
Identifiers
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Princess Märtha Louise - RationalWiki (English)
29 March 2022
Märtha Louise zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Princess of Norway
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7 August 2020
Princess Märtha Louise L. of Norway (Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg) (1970s - living)
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Wikipedia(35 entries)
- arwiki مارثا لويز (أميرة نرويجية)
- arzwiki مارثا لويز اميرة نرويجيه
- cswiki Marta Louisa Norská
- dawiki Märtha Louise af Norge
- dewiki Märtha Louise von Norwegen
- elwiki Μάρθα Λουίζα της Νορβηγίας
- enwiki Princess Märtha Louise of Norway
- eswiki Marta Luisa de Noruega
- etwiki Märtha Louise
- fawiki مارتا لوئیز نروژ
- fiwiki Märtha Louise
- frwiki Märtha Louise de Norvège
- hewiki מרתה לואיז, נסיכת נורווגיה
- huwiki Márta Lujza norvég hercegnő
- hywiki Մարթա Լուիզա (Նորվեգիայի արքայադուստր)
- idwiki Putri Märtha Louise dari Norwegia
- iswiki Marta Lovísa Noregsprinsessa
- itwiki Marta Luisa di Norvegia
- jawiki マッタ・ルイーセ (ノルウェー王女)
- kawiki მართა ლუიზა ნორვეგიელი
- kowiki 노르웨이 공주 메르타 루이세
- lvwiki Marta Luīse
- nlwiki Märtha Louise van Noorwegen
- nnwiki Märtha Louise av Noreg
- nowiki Märtha Louise
- plwiki Marta Ludwika (księżniczka Norwegii)
- ptwiki Marta Luísa da Noruega
- ruwiki Марта Луиза, принцесса Норвежская
- simplewiki Princess Märtha Louise of Norway
- slwiki Marta Ludovika Norveška
- svwiki Prinsessan Märtha Louise av Norge
- thwiki เจ้าหญิงมาร์ธา ลุยเซอแห่งนอร์เวย์
- ukwiki Марта Луїза Норвезька
- viwiki Märtha Louise của Na Uy
- zhwiki 玛塔·路易斯公主
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Wikiquote(1 entry)
- ptwikiquote Märtha Louise da Noruega
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Multilingual sites(1 entry)
- commonswiki Category:Princess Märtha Louise of Norway