22. juli

Norwegian Bokmål no Terrorangrepene i Norge 2011 thumb|A memorial at Oslo Cathedral for victims of the 22 July 2011 attacks. Etymology From the calendar date 22. juli (“22 July”), read aloud as tjueandre juli (“the twenty-second of July”). Following the terrorist attacks of 22 July 2011, the date became a metonymic designation for the events themselves. The attacks consisted of a bombing in Regjeringskvartalet in Oslo and a mass shooting at the AUF summer camp on Utøya, killing 77 people. Pronunciation nb /çʉːəˌandɾə ˈjʉːli/ [çʉːəˌan.dɾə ˈjʉː.li] nb ʉːli 6 nb 22. ju li Proper noun nb proper noun 22. juli nb metonymic the terrorist attacks carried out in Norway on 22 July 2011, comprising a bombing in the government quarter in Oslo and a mass shooting on Utøya nb 22. juli har satt dype spor i det norske samfunnet. The 22 July attacks have left deep marks on Norwegian society. nb 4 September 2011 Iver B. Neumann 10 år etter 11.09 NUPI For den norske generasjonen bak meg er det 22. juli. For the Norwegian generation behind me, it is 22 July. nb 27 July 2012 Trond Wathne Tveiten Hva om Breivik hadde vært muslim? Rogalands Avis 113 173 39 siddisland.no National Library of Norway Jeg tror at hvis 22. juli var begått av en muslim, ville vi ikke sett noe av det vi nå har sett. I believe that if 22 July had been carried out by a Muslim, we would not have seen any of what we have now seen. nb 24 July 2018 Joachim Waade Nessemo Tonje Sandenes –Vi skylder det til de vi mistet Innherred 4 83 12 National Library of Norway I tida som kommer må vi snakke mer, oftere og høyere om hvordan 22. juli kunne skje. In the time to come, we need to talk more, more often and more loudly about how 22 July could happen. nb 30 June 2023 Magnus Forsberg Med rett til å leve Dagsavisen 137 147 3 National Library of Norway Det er så lettvint, så behagelig å si at et angrep på noen er et angrep på alle. Men akkurat som 22. juli var et angrep på Arbeiderpartiet og AUF, var 25. juni et angrep på skeive. It is so easy, so comfortable to say that an attack against someone is an attack against everyone. But just as 22 July was an attack on the Labour Party and AUF, 25 June was an attack on queer people. Usage notes 22. juli is widely used in Norwegian as a collective designation for the terrorist attacks of 22 July 2011, rather than merely as a calendar date. The Gjørv Report 22 July Commission was appointed to investigate the attacks and the authorities' response to them. The 22 July Information Centre 22 July Centre is a Norwegian learning and memorial centre concerned with the attacks and their aftermath. Related terms nb rosetog rose march References terrorangrepene i Norge 22. juli 2011 nb Historical events Norway Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology 22nd of July Proper noun nn proper noun nn metonymic The 2011 Norway attacks nn no 26 July 2024 Min Flo Håvik Frida Hegranes Selvik – Hanne Kristine var eit fantastisk dyktig menneske som stod på Fjordingen 90 56 6 http://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-nb_digavis_fjordingen_null_null_20240726_90_58_1?page=5 National Library of Norway 22. juli var eit angrep på vår fortid, notid og framtid. 22 July was an attack on our past, present and future.