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Norway massacre victims named
Faces of the tragedy
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Diderik Aamodt Olsen, 19, from Nesodden smiles in an undated handout photo. Olsen was deputy head of the Labour Youth League chapter in his hometown and wrote for the organization's magazine, inviting other youth to join him at Utoeya.
Silje Stamneshagen, 18, from Askoey, has been confirmed as one of those killed. She is described by friends as "a happy girl who lit up the school day and every day."
Hanne Balch Fjalestad, 43, from Lunner and a volunteer from Norwegian People's Aid (NPA), has been confirmed dead after the tragic attacks at Utoeya.
"What happened in Oslo and at Utoeya is deeply tragic. We sympathize with all those who have lost their loved ones," says Finn Erik Thoresen, Chairman of Norwegian People's Aid.
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