Explosion Norway

[Peter Lemkin]

After the terror of Oslo and Utøya 26 per cent are more positive about a multicultural Norway, according to a poll.

49.1 percent say they have not changed the view of the multi-cultural Norway after the terrorist attacks, while 9.3 percent said they have become more negative, it emerges in the measurement.

- The heat everyone has shown in recent days, regardless of cultural and religious background, is stronger than the skepticism of fellow man, says Secretary-General Mehtab Afsar said the Islamic Council to VG.
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He believes that the typical good Norwegian Returns:

- Norwegians are nice, helpful, and considerate people. But it has not been so evident in recent years, where Muslims and Islam have had a negative focus, he says. Labor more than 41 percent of new measurement

Election researcher Anders Todal Jenssen believe that the old rhetoric will return, and that most people hardly have changed their views of a multicultural Norway.

- The road to the gross stereotypes and generalizations are quite short. Those who use these grips are very reluctant to be associated with Breivik now. In about a half years' time we will be back to where we were prior to 22 July, says Jenssen.