Deadly Attacks in Norway Bring Sorrow and Solidarity

“It is nearly two days since Norway was hit by the worst atrocity it has seen since the second world war—On Utoya, and in Oslo. It seems like an eternity. These have been hours, days, and nights filled with shock, despair, anger, and weeping,” said Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg.
Deadly Attacks in Norway Bring Sorrow and Solidarity
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/NORWAY-PHOTO1-119728450-COLOR.jpg" alt="Two young women mourn during a gathering on Sunday in Oslo to pay tribute to the victims of Friday's twin attacks. At least 93 people died in the bombing of Norway's main government building and the shooting spree at the summer camp for the Labor Party's youth wing. (Odd Andersen/Getty Images)" title="Two young women mourn during a gathering on Sunday in Oslo to pay tribute to the victims of Friday's twin attacks. At least 93 people died in the bombing of Norway's main government building and the shooting spree at the summer camp for the Labor Party's youth wing. (Odd Andersen/Getty Images)" width="575" class="size-medium wp-image-1800401"/></a>
Two young women mourn during a gathering on Sunday in Oslo to pay tribute to the victims of Friday's twin attacks. At least 93 people died in the bombing of Norway's main government building and the shooting spree at the summer camp for the Labor Party's youth wing. (Odd Andersen/Getty Images)
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