Today in Norway: A Roundup of the Latest News on Thursday
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15 years after the terrorist attacks in Oslo and Utøya, Norway recalled the 77 mostly young victims. "Norway has been mourning for 15 years," said Gaute Børstad Skjervø, chairman of the youth organization of the Norwegian Social Democrats (AUF), a survivor of the massacre on Utøya. He and self-help groups criticized an increase in hate messages from right-wing extremists on the Internet. The names of the killed were read at the memorial in Oslo'…
It is the 15th anniversary of the Utoya massacre, a double attack that claimed the lives of 77 people
Tonje Brenna, som i dag er valgt ind i det norske Storting, deltog i sommerlejren, der blev angrebet i 2011.
Fifteen years ago, 77 people were killed in the attacks in Norway. Now, the victims were reminded and warned of increasing hatred by right-wing extremists.
Fifteen years ago, right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 people. The scars have not yet healed.
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