You’ll get short shrift, I’d say. I visited Denmark recently. Don’t forget that Norway and Denmark were one area during the Viking era. They weren’t the two different countries that they are today. In their national museum in Copenhagen, they had lots of exhibits relaying their sort of Danish colonial efforts. So, Greenland obviously. But the far east, as well as Africa. They sold their islands in the Caribbean to the US as recently as the early 1900’s.
They had displays about how people suffered under them with colonisation, and slavery, as you went from each exhibit to another. About how lives were ruined.
It was a completely different story when I went to Roskilde, the old capital and where the vikings stored their boats. They had exhibits about the Viking raids, and establishment of all their settlements and cities in Britain and Ireland. There was certainly no handwringing about how terrible it was, or how they were very naughty boys indeed. It was rather a fact of history. I also saw a thing about how they could take the credit for the fall of Anglo Saxon England too because the Normans from the Norman Invasion were their diaspora really.
I reckon they’ll say ‘no thanks necessary’.
I know, not Norway per se, but they were the same group of ‘privateers’, and the countries were not separate as today.