Δευτέρα 25 Ιουλίου 2011

Παιδί χωρισμένων, ο μακελάρης της Νορβηγίας. Γονείς, Προσοχή !!!

Anders Behring Breivik:

Ο μπαμπάς του ήταν διπλωμάτης και η μητέρα του φεμινίστρια. Χώρισαν όταν ο ίδιος ήταν ενός έτους. Ο πατέρας προσπάθησε να πάρει την επιμέλειά του δίχως αποτέλεσμα. Είχε να τον δει από την ηλικία των 15 ετών. Τώρα, 32 ετών ο ίδιος - περιγραφόμενος από τους φίλους του ως 'παιδί της μαμάς΄, δίχως φιλινάδες και δηλώνει ο ίδιος οτι έχει εγκαταλειφθεί από τον πατέρα του. Η μητέρα είναι σήμερα 64 ετών και ο πατέρας του 70.

Στα απομνημονεύματά του ο Breivik κατηγορεί τον πατέρα του για την αποξένωση τους, μετά πιάστηκε για ψεκασμό σε γκράφιτι στους τοίχους, στις αρχές της εφηβείας του, γράφει: «Δεν έχω μιλήσει με τον πατέρα μου από όταν ήμουν 15 - δεν ήταν πολύ χαρούμενος γιά το γκράφιτι μου από 13 έως 16->>

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2018198/Norway-massacre-Killer-Anders-Behring-Breivik-privileged-son-diplomat.html#ixzz1T4YFfyxo
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Mummy's boy who lurched to the Right was 'privileged' son of diplomat but despised his liberal family

By PETER ALLEN, NICK FAGGE and TAMARA COHEN

Last updated at 8:55 AM on 25th July 2011

Anders Behring Breivik is a diplomat's son who spent the first year of his life in London.

A wealth of details has emerged about the privileged life of the 32-year-old, much of it from his rambling online 'manifesto'.

Described by friends as a 'mummy's boy' who did not leave home until the age of 30, he had few friends and no serious girlfriends and his writings betray a deep bitterness at being abandoned by his father at the age of 15.

Breivik was born in February 1979. His father Jens was an economist at the Norwegian Embassy in London.

His parents split when he was just a year old, and his father remained in London, while Anders and his mother Wenche Behring, a nurse, moved back to Oslo, along with her daughter Elisabeth from a previous relationship.

They settled in a rented apartment where he stayed with his 64-year-old mother until just two years ago, his sister having moved to California.

Jens remained in London and married a fellow embassy worker, Tove Øvermo. They fought for custody of Anders but failed, and moved to Paris when he was transferred to the Norwegian Embassy there. Anders regularly visited them in Paris and their holiday home in Normandy. They divorced when he was 12.

In his memoir Breivik blames his father for their estrangement after he was caught spraying graffiti on walls in his early teens. He writes: ‘I have not spoken to my father since he isolated himself when I was 15 – he was not very happy about my graffiti phase from 13 to 16.