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Norwegian right-wing extremists decried the "Islamisation" of their country as they took the stand Tuesday in what Anders Behring Breivik's defence hopes will help prove he was sane when he killed 77 people in Norway last year.
The 31st day of Breivik's trial was in large part dedicated to testimony from extremists, as the defence tries to prove the July 22 bloodbath was the result of ideological convictions shared by others, albeit a tiny minority, and not due to mental illness.
"Norway is at war. It is in the process of being Balkanised," Tore Tvedt, the founder of neo-Nazi group Vigrid, told the Oslo district court.