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A decade after Norway massacre, Breivik, who killed 77, seeks parole

Right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik made a Nazi salute and held up racist messages on Tuesday as he asked for parole, a request widely expected to be de

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Breivik seeks parole from Norwegian court decade after July 22nd attacks

Breivik seeks parole from Norwegian court decade after July 22nd attacks
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Norwegian court to hear mass killer Anders Behring Breivik s request for parole today

The request is widely expected to be denied.

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Breivik seeks parole decade after Norway massacre

Breivik seeks parole decade after Norway massacre - World - OSLO: Just 10 years after carrying out the deadliest peacetime attack in Norway, right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik yesterday asked a court for parole.

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Breivik seeks parole after a decade of the tragedy Norway massacre

Right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik made a Nazi salute and held up racist messages on Tuesday as he asked for parole, a request widely expected to be denied just 10 years after carrying out Norway's deadliest peacetime attack.

New zealandLisbeth kristine roynelandAnders behring breivikOystein storrvikCentre for research on extremismUniversity of osloDag bjorvikWorld warTore bjorgoKristine royneland