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Norwegians sang love songs, embraced each other and scattered flowers
Norwegians sang love songs, embraced each other and scattered flowers
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About 150,000 Norwegians poured onto Oslo's streets with roses in their hands in memory of last week’s twin bombing and shooting attack. They brought flowers... 26.07.2011, Sputnik International
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About 150,000 Norwegians poured onto Oslo's streets with roses in their hands in memory of last week’s twin bombing and shooting attack. They brought flowers to the bomb site. There were so many people that organizers gave up the idea of a procession.
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15:41 GMT 26.07.2011 (Updated: 19:54 GMT 19.10.2022) About 150,000 Norwegians poured onto Oslo's streets with roses in their hands in memory of last week’s twin bombing and shooting attack. They brought flowers to the bomb site. There were so many people that organizers gave up the idea of a procession.
About 150,000 Norwegians poured onto Oslo's streets with roses in their hands in memory of last week’s twin bombing and shooting attack. They brought flowers to the bomb site. There were so many people that organizers gave up the idea of a procession.
