Breivik

Anders Behring Breivik and the Knights Templar.

Paper

Lida Nout

Irenea Penić

Nine Seelen

30/10/2018

9 minutes to read

Anders Behring Breivik was seen as a 'lone wolf', but also self-identified as a member of an ancient Christian martial order, the Knights Templar. How did he use this precursor in developing his worldview?

Nordic Theory and Breivik's ideal society

Paper

Sarah-Maria Geradin

Jie Lin

Eveline Braat

30/10/2018

10 minutes to read

People have all sorts of ideas about what ‘the ideal society’ should or could be. Anders Breivik, the Norwegian terrorist who killed 77 people in 2011, also had an ideal society in mind and wrote it down in his manifesto. Who were his sources?

Breivik, his sources and his legacy

File

A file on the Norwegian terrorist Anders Behring Breivik and his view of the world.

Exploring Breivik: A “Lone Wolf”s War against Cultural Marxism

Article

Stella Veranoudi

Xiao Lu

Zsófia Molnár

Liza Tóth-Szöllős

03/10/2018

11 minutes to read

This paper provides an analysis of the connection between the online/offline anti-cultural Marxism communities and individuals starting with Anders Breivik, as we study his "2083" manifesto.

No Man is an Island: Locating Breivik in Islamophobic Discourse Online

Article

Victoria Mohr

Sammy Kossen

Ellis Quaedvlieg

Kelsey van Tellingen

28/09/2018

10 minutes to read

The 2011 shootings on Utoya, Norway were a shock for Europe. The shooter, Anders Breivik, stated he was acting alone and was declared a ‘lone wolf’. Breivik claimed he was acting alone, but is it really possible to act alone in a digital age?

Schild & Vrienden, Schild en Vrienden, nieuw rechts, Breivik, 4chan, 8chan

The model behind Schild en Vrienden

Column

Jan Blommaert

07/09/2018

5 minutes to read

The Belgian-Flemish radical organization Schild en Vrienden was recently exposed as a kind of Breivik Jugend, strongly organized online and offline and practicing for armed conflict with left-wing and immigrant enemies.