Terrible events in the rooms of her childhood cause Märtha Louise to experience nightmares. In a Norwegian podcast she now reported how it came about.
Skaugum – The Norwegian princess recently appeared on a podcast. The daughter of King Harald V (84) and Queen Sonjas (84) of Norway spoke of their childhood on the Skaugum estate in Asker, the current residence of Crown Prince Haakon (48) near Oslo. In the descriptions from childhood, a story that was particularly formative for Princess Märtha Louise (50) suddenly came to light.
The story has a share in her current high sensitivity, she suspects, reveals 24royal.de *.
The mother of three reported in a podcast about her childhood days on Skaugum: “I saw something very special in my room. I was terrified when I slept at night. I felt suffocated and all that ”.
In order to understand the story, one has to visualize the times under the impression of which little Märtha Louise grew up. The property near Asker was used during the Second World War during the German occupation of Norway as an apartment for the Reich Commissioner, Josef Terboven (46, † 1945). The National Socialist party functionary and long-time Gauleiter blew himself up on the day of the unconditional surrender of the Wehrmacht on May 8, 1945 in his bunker in the garden of the estate. Several other Germans committed suicide on the same day in the royal country estate. One of them in the later bedroom of Princess Märtha Louise *.
It was only when she was grown up, the sister of King Haakon * remembers in the podcast, that King Harald * and Queen Sonja * told her that one of the Nazis had committed suicide in her room. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
