Memory of the victims of Oslo's terrorist attacks: Norway warns of increasing agitation and hated messages

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Norwegen gedenkt der Terroranschläge von 2011 Am 22. Juli 2011 wurden Norwegen von einem schrecklichen terroristischen Angriff erschüttert. Dieser Jahrestag wird jedes Jahr in Norwegen mit Gedenkveranstaltungen und Trauerfeiern begangen. In diesem Jahr gedachte Norwegen den 77 Todesopfern der Anschläge im Osloer Regierungsviertel und auf der Insel Utøya. Norwegens Ministerpräsident Jonas Gahr Støre warnte auf der Gedenkveranstaltung in Oslo vor zunehmender Hetze und hasserfüllten Botschaften, die sowohl in der Öffentlichkeit als auch im Internet gegenwärtig sind. Es sei wichtig, zusammenzukommen, um zu erinnern, niemals zu vergessen und niemals zu schweigen. Auch Nato-Generalsekretär Jens Stoltenberg betonte die Bedeutung des Gedenkens an …
Norway is commemorating the 2011 terrorist attacks on July 22, 2011 Norway was shaken by a terrorist terrorist attack. This anniversary is celebrated every year in Norway with memorial events and funeral celebrations. This year Norway commemorated the 77 fatalities of the attacks in the Oslo government district and on the island of Utøya. At the memorial event in Oslo, Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre warned of increasing agitation and hateful messages that are present both in public and on the Internet. It is important to get together to remember, never forget and never be silent. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg also emphasized the importance of memory ... (Symbolbild/MB)

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On July 22, 2011, Norway was shaken by a terrorist terrorist attack. This anniversary is celebrated every year in Norway with memorial events and funeral celebrations. This year Norway commemorated the 77 fatalities of the attacks in the Oslo government district and on the island of Utøya.

At the memorial event in Oslo,

Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre warned of increasing agitation and hateful messages that are present both in public and on the Internet. It is important to get together to remember, never forget and never to be silent.

also NATO general secretary Jens Stoltenberg emphasized the importance of memory of July 22, 2011 for the fight against extremism. At that time Stoltenberg was a Norwegian prime minister and emphasized that this day will always be part of his life. Employees of his office were killed at the time and the attack on Utøya was his social democratic party and their youth organization.

Anders Behring Breivik, a right -wing terrorist, committed an attack in the government district of Oslo on July 22, 2011 and then set up a massacre on the island of Utøya. He lit a car bomb that died by eight people and killed 69 people in a summer camp of the Social Democratic Workers' Party on Utøya.

The 2011 terrorist attacks are the worst violent acts in Norwegian post -war history. The anniversary is traditionally celebrated with a memorial event in the government district of Oslo. After that, a service takes place in the Osloer Cathedral and in the afternoon there is another memorial event on Utøya.

It is important that the world remembers such terrible events and that the fight against extremism and violence continues. Norway sets an example by recognizing this anniversary and standing against hatred and agitation. May the victims of these terrible attacks rest in peace and may remain a strong and tolerant society that occurs for peace and understanding.

Source: Tagesspiegel