King Harald V of Norway, who had been on the throne since January 17, 1991, died Friday at 6:35 a.m. at the age of 89 . The monarch had faced a number of health problems in recent years, most recently a series of infections that led to frequent hospital stays. His last hospitalization came on August 17, when he was admitted with hemolytic anemia. His condition continued to deteriorate and eventually became critical, forcing him to step away from public duties as Crown Prince Haakon, now King Haakon VIII, assumed the regency.
Despite his recurring health issues, Harald repeatedly managed to recover and return to his royal duties, earning him…
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