Anders Breivik massacre: Norway's worst nightmare | Anders Breivik | The Guardian
Anders Breivik, Norwegian Mass Murderer, Admitted To Oslo University : The Two-Way : NPR
Anders Breivik, killer of 77, convinced a Norwegian court his human rights were violated - The Washington Post
Defence lawyers argue Norway gunman Breivik is sane
Anders Breivik Gets Off Easy: Norway's Maximum Sentence Is 21 Years
Anders Behring Breivik appeal to European Court of Human Rights over incarceration for Norway massacre rejected - CBS News
Norwegian Prison Defends Strip Searching Anders Breivik
Mass killer has video games and TV, but a Norwegian court says his rights are being violated - Los Angeles Times
Anger in Norway over claim Anders Breivik has applied to university | CNN
Is Norwegian Mass Murderer Anders Breivik Still a Threat to Europe?
Norway court rejects mass killer Breivik's parole request | News | Al Jazeera
Norway's Breivik Found Sane, Sentenced For Killing Rampage
Norway vows "humane" conditions for Anders Breivik - CBS News
Anders Breivik, Norway Mass Murderer Accepted to Oslo University | Time
Lawyer: Norwegian killer vows not to appeal guilty verdict if found sane | CNN
It's judgment time for Norway mass killer - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Anders Behring Breivik - Wikipedia
Breivik tears up at anti-Muslim video - CSMonitor.com
Breivik Claims Self-Defense in Norway Killings - The New York Times
Anders Behring Breivik, Norwegian Terrorist, Is Denied Parole - The New York Times
Grandstanding fears as Norwegian mass killer seeks parole | AP News
Norway massacre suspect Anders Behring Breivik detailed plans to kill as many journalists as possible – Center for Public Integrity
Norway mass killer seeks parole 10 years after attacks | AP News
Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik appears before parole hearing | Anders Breivik | The Guardian
Norway terror attacks: Anders Breivik changes his name to Fjotolf Hansen - BBC News
Anders Breivik, Norway mass killer, wins part of human rights lawsuit | CNN
Breivik ready for girlfriend visits after court human rights win
