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Life returns to the island of Utøya. What is the fate of the murdering terrorist?
22 July, 2011 – a day that changed hundreds of lives. How has Norway faced its own collective trauma? How did the attacks change Norwegian society?
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“I lost all my memories. My family retaught me who I am,” says Jørgen, an Utøya survivor
“One of my reactions to that day was that I lost my memory from ages one to seventeen. My actual memory starts on 22 July, 2011,” explains Jørgen, who survived the attack.
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“I always have the sorrow in me, but it doesn’t destroy me,” says Unni, whose daughter died on Utøya
Unni, mother of Andrine, reveals her feelings about the fact that her daughter Andrine left with her friends for the summer camp on Utøya island and never came back.
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I wanted to understand how Breivik became a terrorist, says Bjørn, who survived the attack on Utøya
32-year-old Bjørn, a well-known activist who lectures worldwide, survived the attack perpetrated by the Norwegian far-right terrorist twelve years ago.
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“I tried to bury the trauma with work. Then I broke down,” says survivor of the attack in Oslo
When the van full of explosives detonated in Oslo, Nille was in her office. She was left physically unscathed, but her life became a bad dream.
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“I am doing what I can to survive,” says Cecilie. On Utøya, she was shot three times
Cecilie, who was 16 in 2011, was at the summer camp on Utøya island, the target of the terrorist’s attack. Her best friend didn’t survive his savagery.
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“The policeman shot my friend three times.” What happened on the island of Utøya and in Oslo?
Friday the 22nd of July, 2011 began as a normal vacation day. Everything changed after 3pm, when a white van pulled up to a government building in the center of Oslo.
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Presenting Surviving Utøya and Oslo. A podcast about the people who survived the 2011 Norway attacks
Starting November 14th, the seven-episode documentary podcast follows the stories of those who survived the attacks and those whose loved ones never came home.
O pořadu
Surviving Utøya and Oslo
Surviving Utøya and Oslo is a documentary podcast series by Lukáš Houdek about the people whose lives were forever changed by the terrorist attacks in Norway.
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Jiné stavy
Podcast Jiné stavy vzniká jako doprovodná série magazínu pro rodiče Houpačky. Zajímá se o porod a všechny jeho odstíny.
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Radio Wave Sessions
Záznamy unikátních živých vystoupení v produkci Radia Wave se zaměřením na stálice domácí hudební scény, čerstvé objevy i zahraniční jména, která se vyplatí sledovat.
