Capturing hope, not fear
Megafon - Norway 27 July 2011
“There are some days in your life when you know you are a witness of history in the making. July 25. 2011 was one of those days.” Thomas Anthun Nielsen, Editor of Norwegian street paper Megafon in Bergen, reflects on the week Norway turned from heaven into hell. (1068 Words) - By Thomas Anthun Nielsen
About 50,000 people gathered in Bergen for a silent march in honour of the victims of the attacks on July 25th.Photo: Thomas Anthun Nielsen
About 50,000 people gathered in Bergen for a silent march in honour of the victims of the attacks on July 25th.Photo: Dimitri Koutsomitis
About 50,000 people gathered in Bergen for a silent march in honour of the victims of the attacks on July 25th.Photo: Dimitri Koutsomitis
About 50,000 people gathered in Bergen for a silent march in honour of the victims of the attacks on July 25th.Photo: Dimitri Koutsomitis
About 50,000 people gathered in Bergen for a silent march in honour of the victims of the attacks on July 25th.Photo: Dimitri Koutsomitis
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