When Anders Breivik opened fire on youngsters attending a summer camp on the Norwegian island of Utoya, he carried out a massacre that to this day remains the deadliest mass shooting by a single ...
In 2011, he was given the task to lead the recovery of Utoya Island in southern Norway, shortly after a terrorist shooting attack there that took the lives of 69 participants of a Norwegian Labour ...
Breivik was convicted in 2012 of mass murder and terrorism for a bombing that killed eight people at a government building in Oslo, and a shooting massacre on Utoya island where he gunned down 69 ...
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