article_snippet: At Breivik trial, Breivik sought to rationalise Breivik actions by saying Breivik wanted to recreate the dominant Aryan race, claiming the killings were 'necessary' to protect Norway from Muslims.
article_snippet: Breivik Breivik pictured with Breivik half-sister Elisabeth and Breivik
article_snippet: Breivik salutes during his trial. 
article_snippet: Warped: Breivik at a party aged around five.
article_snippet: Breivik’s childhood might have been specially designed to create an adult monster.
article_snippet: But Breivik soon fell out with the rest of a gang and switched Breivik allegiance to Norway’s Progress Party, a more strident version of our own Ukip – anti-immigrant, anti-socialist, anti-tax.
article_snippet: Breivik, a right-wing, anti-Muslim extremist, was sentenced to 21 years' imprisonment with preventive detention in 2012.
article_snippet: Since Anders incarceration, Breivik has made increasingly desperate attempts to receive publicity, as well as issuing a number of bizarre demands.