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Det var den 22. Juli 2011, da Anders Breivik stormede øen Utøya, Breivik skyd og dræbte 67 af en række deltagere fra den socialdemokratiske ungdomsorganisation Arbeidernes Ungdomsfylking og bombede Oslo.
Efter bomben i Oslo var sprængt, blev der holdt et informationsmøde i hovedhuset på Utøya. AUF-lederen Eskil Pedersen oplyste, at regeringen var bragt i sikkerhed, men kunne ikke svare på, om Stoltenbergs aftalte besøg på Utøya den følgende dag kom til at gå efter planen. Så gav Pedersen ordet til Monica Bøsei, kendt som "Mor Utøya" efter at have været lejrleder i tyve år. Hun havde to døtre i lejren, og hendes sambo Jon Olsen var skipper på "Thorbjørn". Denne sommer var Bøseis sidste som lejrleder. En uge senere skulle hun være tiltrådt som direktør ved Norsk Maritimt Museum. Bøsei forsikrede om, at "lige nu er Utøya det tryggeste sted i hele verden". Efter mødet gik hun ned til færgen for at sejle over fjorden. Hun havde fået telefon fra fastlandet om, at en politimand fra PST (Politiets SikkerhedsTjeneste) var kommet for at gennemføre en rutinekontrol efter bomben i Oslo, og medbragte flere kasser med udstyr i. Monica Bøsei ville tale med ham, før han gik i land på øen, at han ikke måtte skabe unødig frygt blandt de unge. Hun mødte Breivik på fastlandet, talte med ham på tilbageturen, og fik yderst knappe svar. De ankom til Utøya kl. 17:07. Bøsei var blevet mistænktsom og hentede den erfarne politimand Trond Berntsen, kronprinsesse Mette-Marits stedbror, der var vagt på sommerlejren, og havde sin tiårige søn med.
Sammen gik Bøsei og Berntsen hen mod Breivik, som skød dem begge ned. Bøseis sambo var vidne til drabene. Lidt længere væk sad han og Bøseis syttenårige datter sammen med en veninde. Breivik skød veninden. Da Jon Olsen var tryg ved, at hans datter var i sikkerhed,[7] sejlede han kl 17:30 fra øen med Eskil Pedersen og flere andre om bord.

Resultater (Engelsk) 2:

It was July 22, 2011, when Anders Breivik stormed the island of Utøya, Breivik fire and killed 67 by a number of participants from the social democratic youth organization Labour Youth League and bombed Oslo.
After the bomb in Oslo was blown, was held an information meeting in the main house on Utøya . AUF leader Eskil Pedersen explained that the government was brought to safety, but could not say whether Stoltenberg agreed visit to Utøya the following day came to go according to plan. So Pedersen gave the word to Monica Bøsei, known as "Mother Utøya" after having been camp leader for twenty years. She had two daughters in the camp, and her roommate Jon Olsen was skipper of "Thorbjørn". This summer was Bøseis last as camp leader. A week later she had to be appointed director at the Norwegian Maritime Museum. Bøsei assured that "right now Utøya the safest place in the whole world." After the meeting, she went down to the ferry to sail across the fjord. She had received telephone from the mainland that a policeman from PST (Police Security Service) had come to carry out a routine inspection by the bomb in Oslo, and brought several boxes of equipment. Monica Bøsei would talk to him before he went ashore on the island that he was not to create unnecessary fear among the young. She met Breivik on the mainland, spoke to him on the return journey, and got extremely scarce response. They arrived at Utøya pm. 17:07. Bøsei was mistænktsom and fetched the experienced policeman Trond Berntsen, Crown Princess Mette-Marit's stepbrother, who was limp at summer camp, and had his ten-year son.
Together went Bøsei and Berntsen towards Breivik, who shot them both down. Bøseis roommate witnessed the killings. A little further away he sat Bøseis seventeen year old daughter and a friend. Breivik shot her friend. When Jon Olsen was confident that his daughter was safe, [7] he sailed at 17:30 from the island with Eskil Pedersen and others on board.

Resultater (Engelsk) 3:

It was on 22. July 2011, as Anders Breivik Breivik stormed the island Utøya, shoot and killed 67 of a number of participants, from the socialist youth organization Arbeidernes Ungdomsfylking and bombed Oslo.
after the bomb in Oslo had disintegrated, there was an information session at the main house at Utøya. Auf leader Sarah Pedersen stated that the government had taken to safety, but could not respond to,Stoltenbergs agreed to visit on the following day Utøya com to go according to plan. So that gave the floor to Monica Pedersen Bøsei, known as "Mother Utøya" after having been lejrleder in 20 years. She had two daughters in the camp, and her cohabitees Jon Olsen was skipper on "Anita". This summer was Bøseis last as lejrleder. A week later she had to be joined as director of Norwegian Maritime Museum.