Fifteen years ago, Anders Breivik carried out a devastating 73-minute massacre at a summer camp, an act of violence fueled by neo-Nazi ideology. Breivik used a semi-automatic rifle and a Glock pistol to kill scores of teenagers who were stranded on an island with no means of escape.
The attack, described as an act of destruction by a neo-Nazi monster, targeted young people attending a camp. The rapid and brutal nature of the assault left a lasting impact, highlighting the horrific consequences of extremist ideologies.