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A norvégiai terrortámadás túlélője, Bjørn Ihler a „Lives Less Ordinary” podcastban mesél arról, hogyan nem gyűlöli a Norvégia elleni legsúlyosabb, szélsőjobboldali szélsőséges által elkövetett terrortámadás elkövetőjét. 2011. július 22-én Ihler a norvég Munkáspárt ifjúsági…

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Why I don’t hate the person who tried to kill me in Norway’s worst terror attack from a far-right extremist.

Bjorn Ihler speaks to Lives Less Ordinary, the podcast from the BBC World Service that brings you the most incredible true stories from around the world.

Fifteen years ago today, on 22 July 2011, Bjorn Ihler was a 20-year-old performing arts student and a member of the youth division of the Norwegian Labour Party.

He participated in the Party's summer camp on Utøya island, about 35km from Norway's capital Oslo, when Norway suffered its worst terror attack in recent history.

Anders Breivik was a far-right extremist who launched a bomb attack on government offices in Oslo.

Two hours later he attacked the summer camp that Bjorn was attending. 77 people were killed that day – the majority on the island.

Bjorn survived and helped save two young boys who were also on Utøya.

Just days after the incident Bjorn threw himself into trying to understand how someone could behave this way.

Today, Bjorn is an expert in preventing radicalisation and extremism and alongside his wife co-founded the Khalifa Ihler Institute which promotes peace, human rights, and community.

Presenter: Jo Fidgen For more extraordinary personal stories, search for Lives Less Ordinary wherever you get your BBC podcasts.

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