What happened in Norway on July 22, 2011? Eric Schlosser will be here to talk about his

review of Oz Nessiras does new book, One of Us, The Story of Anders Brevik and the

Massacre in Norway.

And it's really the worst trauma that Norway has experienced since the Second World War.

It's the equivalent of their 9-11.

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He described him as taking his time, aiming and shooting.

She said it was a slaughter of young people.

Even after the shooting began, Witnesses said Mr. Brevik, the shooter, was able to coax

young people out of hiding because many thought he was a police officer dressed in uniform.

Once they revealed themselves to him, however, the Witnesses said he opened fire again and

again.

That was part of the Times' coverage of the Massacre in Norway on July 22, 2011.

Eric Schlosser is here with us.

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