Children are normally busy with their homework from school. But when I was hiding on the farm things were quite different. I did not attend school, but walked all day on clogs around the farm. My leather shoes were gone. The Germans had confiscated all leather and many other things as well, like copper, silver, grain, cattle, horses, bicycles and radios. Especially radios. Having one was considered almost as serious an offense as hiding Jews. Gait, the farmer, drank Ersatz coffee made from roasted barley and smoked home grown Virginia tobacco. Electricity had been cut off for ages. Coal, and especially anthracite, the purest kind, was hard to get by. So cooking and heating the home was done with wood or peat. In the evening carbide lamps or candles were used for illumination. The windows had to be covered cross-wise with strips of paper tape and black roll blinds.

By the end of October 1944 there was a sudden flurry of German soldier activity, not regular troops but the SS itself. We did not have a clue of what was going on. One afternoon we hear the sound of an engine and we see a motor tricycle with three helmeted SS soldiers drive up our front driveway. Pas and I run to the secret hiding place. It is not a raid, though. We listen fearfully to the thumping of boots on the wooden floor and to the muffled shouts of the soldiers. After a long ten minutes they are gone. The next morning our neighbor farmer drops in. The SS has told him that he, his family and his cattle have to leave his farm within two days. The poor man has no idea why, but he has no choice of course. You do not argue with the SS. Other farmers had been given similar orders. Everybody is in a state of uproar and panic. Nobody understands what is going on. The confiscated farms all lay within a radius of about two kilometer around the Eeler Mountain. After the poor farmers have left their farms, SS troops move in. The next afternoon a truck with soldiers appears at our farm. They put a broad, white tape on the ground and measure the distance between the farm and the stable. “You can stay in the farm, but you are forbidden to go to the stable” a sergeant gestures to Gait. Our farm was outside, the stable just inside a virtual two-kilometer line. “What a ridiculous ban”, Gait said, after the soldiers had gone. Indeed he never obeyed that order. From now on we hear and see in the distance trucks come and go. They appear to bring supplies and equipment. Gait lets me run around with his daughters as if nothing has happened. With my clogs and a cap on my head he treats me as his son.

On the late afternoon of November 16, 1944, near sunset, the skies are clear. Pas and I are working in the field, pulling carrots out of the ground, shaking off the sand and placing them in bundles in a basket. We wear winter coats because after the first night frost it has turned cold. It is unusually noisy on the mountain. We can hear the Germans shout. Now they start to sing. Then the ground under our feet begins to tremble. Suddenly we hear a roar and a wailing sound we had never heard  before. The noise becomes a loud thunder. Shocked and amazed we watch an enormous cloud of dust expand above the forest. From this cloud emerges a kind of cigar-formed object with a long, fiery tail. It rises straight up in the sky, first slow than faster and faster. When it is about 300 meter in the air, it rolls over and falls straight back down to the earth. Deadly silence, except now and then a few shouts. Then, exactly fifteen minutes later, there is a huge explosion. Pas and I are thrown against the ground and the buttons are torn of my coat. After I have recovered from the shock, I shout: “Pas, that is the new secret weapon of the Germans!! Don’t ask how knew about that. Big people whisper about news they hear on their secrets radio. Little people are like pots with big ears, as they say. Rumors spread like wildfire these days”. I was right. Indeed this was the German’s newest secret weapon, named V-2. A fourteen-meter-long rocket propelled by alcohol and liquid oxygen, reaching a top speed of 5,500 km per hour. It could reach an altitude of 90 km and carried a payload of one ton. These rockets caused massive destruction in London and in the harbor of Antwerp, where the Allies brought all their war equipment ashore. But we did not know that. Once launched and on its way, no aircraft can destroy it because it is too fast. It takes exactly fifteen minutes to reach its target.

Immediately after this event a rumor spreads that if a second V-2 fails the SS will abandon the project. The next morning a thick fog covers the earth. You cannot see a hand in front of your eyes. At eleven o’clock we hear the ominous sound again, this time magnified by millions of droplets. It is even scarier than the first one, since we cannot see a thing. It seems an eternity before the noise finally abates. This time the shot has succeeded. Dejected we look at each other. During the next four months 126 of these rockets are launched from the Eeler Mountain. Sometimes two, once four times in one day. By now I am used to this new powerful sound. You could compare it to the start of today’s jet engine. But I had never heard or seen anything like it. A huge finned rocket with a fiery tail that slowly rises up from the hill, then gains speed and moves in a wide curve towards the stratosphere, drawing a vapor trail in the sky, colored red by the setting sun. And I am one of the first to witness the launch of a V2.

On Monday, December 4, a V-2 is launched as usual. But something is wrong. The missile waggles and at about the same altitude as the previous one that failed, it breaks in two. The tail end tumbles down and lands in our meadow. The tip with explosives continues by its inertia and lands somewhere else. For fifteen long minutes we lay flat on our belly, our noses in the manure. We dare not move. The light of the tail’s fire is so strong that we have to cover our eyes with our hands. Anxiously we listen to the hiss of the huge flame. Finally we hear an explosion in the distance. The flame is burned out and we are unharmed. The tip has fallen down several kilometers away, near the village of Raalte. Curious farmers with some of their family members gather around the projectile. When it explodes nineteen persons are killed.

V-2 rockets are transported by train from Germany and unloaded in nearby Nijverdal. From there they are transported on long double trailers over de highway to their launching pad. Some have seen them pass by. One day my curiosity gets the best of me and I crawl through high grass of a dry creek to the highway, where I hide in a ditch. A double trailer with a huge rocket passes right above me. Had a German soldier seen me, I would have been shot.

Soon I find out that there is another secret weapon, a V-1. The V1 is used by the Luftwaffe, and is launched exactly one month after the first V2. It looks like a cigar with wings. Actually it is not a rocket in the real sense, but a flying bomb. Hitler calls it a ”Vergeltungswaffe” or weapon of revenge. It is launched with a kind of catapult and can reach a top speed of 600 km per hour. Courageous British pilots learn to fly at high speed, with their left wing under the small right wing of the V-1 and tip it over, to change its course. I would I have loved to see that. On a nippy afternoon in December I get my chance. While I am busy rumbling on the farmyard, I see a buzz bomb skimming the trees of the nearby mountain. On top of it is a small jet engine that spews a blue flame. At night you see that flame even easier. Because it flies much slower than a V2 I have all the time in the world to follow its course, till it finally disappears behind the horizon. At least it seems that way. But something is wrong. A few minutes later it reappears above the horizon. Its course has changed and it turns slowly back in our direction. I sound the alarm. “Gait a V1 that has gone astray moves towards us”. Everybody comes running out of the farm. The V1 is still far away, but we gradually it approaches us. It makes a hell of a noise. We can see it clearly now, even its identification mark. When it is right above us the engine stops. We hear a soft rustle. Gait pushes us down again, like earlier, with our noses in the pile of manure. Because of its speed and inertia the V1 continues another two miles before it hits the village square of Hellendoorn, where it explodes. Fortunately nobody is hurt. The front wall of one of the houses clatters down. A family of four, sitting around the table on the second floor, looks down in bewilderment!

By the end of December the SS troops disappear. They have had arguments with the Luftwaffe crew, because V2’s fly too low over their V1 launching pads. The Luftwaffe guys do not want to get that thing on their head. In the meantime the Allies have discovered their location and are bombing the launching areas daily now. A courageous 19-year-old resistance fighter had charted these locations for them. He gets caught and dies in a concentration camp. On New Years Eve I walk down the front driveway to the farm. A V-2 is launched from a new location behind me. I did not expect the sound to come from that direction and I jump in the air, scared to death. So used I was to the sound coming from the front.

In response, Iran has announced another military exercise, which they are calling “Great Prophet.” Following their recently concluded “Velayat 90” military exercise, these new training operations seems designed specifically to place Iranian troops in close proximity with the U.S. and Israeli forces. The dueling military operations are greatly raising tensions in the Middle East and around the world.

When we see and hear reports from the Middle East, the driving theology behind the Iran’s Islamic Republic is grounded in the belief that war is necessary in order to bring about Muslim rule over the entire world. Iran’s President Ahmadinejad and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei both subscribe to the teaching that a “hidden imam” will be revealed following a bloody war. They believe he is the one who will place the world under sharia law.

Finally, this religious belief system means that they are not subject to deterrence by threat of retaliation. Iran is massively larger than Israel, and their extremist leaders would be more than willing to trade dead Iranians in the millions in exchange for many thousands of dead Jews. We must pray for the protection of Israel and people living in the Mideast because war appears to be approaching the region.

References:

• Prophecy Report; Rabbi Jonathan Bernis; 2012        
• Prophecy Blog; Dr. Maurice Sklar; 2009
• Prophecy Blog; Dr. John Mcternan; 2012.
• Prophecy Blog; Bill Salus; 2012.
• Prophecy Conference; Dr. Grant Jeffrey; 2009.

The explosion was felt 45 km away.

At a heavy explosion in a barracks of the Iranian revolution guards near Teheran at least 17 people have been killed on Saturday. Several people were injured. Some of them would be in critical condition, the daily “Tehran time” reported and referred to a high officer of the guard. According to information from the news agency Isna the explosion in an ammunition depot of the powerful paramilitary troop happened near the cities of Malard and Scharia, about 35 kilometres from Teheran remote. “Press” TV after reporting the state news channel it was an accident. The exact cause would be examined now, Iranian media reported. President Mahmud Ahmadinedschad has asked Minister of Defence Ahmad Wahidi according to the official news agency Irna to pay a visit to the families of the victims. “Presses” TV according to it came about 35 kilometres to a fire in the ammunition depot at Scharia west of Teheran in the morning. It was said under reference to reports of the news agency Fars the accident has happened with surrounding ammunition according to information from a high officer of the guard. By the force of the explosion window panes have gone to break in the wide surroundings. Several houses in the surroundings have been damaged. Several witnesses reported to the news agency Reuters, it has had to be felt in the western suburbs of Teheran that the force of the explosion removes 45 kilometres of the base. The revolution guards have great influence in Iran. You were built after the Islamic revolution of 1979 to the protection of the regime. There are different details on the troops strength: The talk is from 125 000 to 300 000 man. 

On 15 September, 1940, the Bismarck began her sea trials and the Germans were keen to get her operational as soon as possible. Once out in the sea lanes of the North Atlantic she would be able to wreck havoc with the convoys coming from America that were vital to Britain’s survival. The Commander of the Kreigsmarine Erich Raeder was determined to implement his policy of using his heavy surface ships against British merchant shipping. If a battleship with the immense firepower of the Bismarck could get amongst a convoy it could utterly destroy it in double-quick time making the convoy system untenable, and forcing merchant ships to sail individually and unprotected, thereby easy prey for marauding U.Boats. The British supply line would then be cut and she would be forced to seek terms or starve. The battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau were already operating out of Brest in France, and the Bismarck’s sister ship Tirpitz was close to completion.

Operation Rheinebung had originally intended for the Bismarck and Tirpitz accompanied by the heavy-cruisers Admiral Hipper and Admiral Scheer to link up with the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau and  head for the shipping-lanes of the mid-Atlantic; but the Tirpitz was not yet ready and a British bombing raid on Kiel Harbour had damaged supply depots meaning the Admiral Hipper and Admiral Scheer could not be refitted and repaired, the Gneisenau had also been damaged by a torpedo whilst moored in Brest. Even so, Operation Rheinebung would go ahead with the Bismarck accompanied by the heavy-cruiser Prinz Eugen.

The man chosen to lead the operation was Gunther Lutjens, a 52 year old veteran of the First World War with more than 30 years experience. He was by no means a Nazi rather a dedicated military man of the old school. Indeed, he was one of only three officers who protested in writing against the anti-Jewish pogroms of Kristallnacht (November, 1938) and was known to have a Jewish grandmother. The Captain of the Bismarck was Ernst Lindermann, again no Nazi but a proud Navy man. He had, however, never commanded a ship at sea and was rather a gunnery expert.

At 02.00 on 19 May, 1941, the Bismarck and Prinz Eugen accompanied by the destroyers Z23, Hans Lody,  Friedrich Eckholdt, and a flotilla of minesweepers left Gotenhafen Harbour in the Baltic heading for the Denmark Straits and access to the North Atlantic. Some 8 merchant ships had been strategically positioned to meet the needs of re-supply and 4 U.Boats stationed to act as convoy spotters. However, by noon of the same day any hopes of operational secrecy were dashed when they were spotted by Swedish reconnaissance aircraft. Just over an hour later they encountered the Swedish cruiser Gotland which shadowed the fleet for more than two hours. In no time at all the Royal Navy had been alerted.

Back in Britain, Admiral John Tovey ordered the battleships Hood and Prince of Wales with 6 destroyers to reinforce the 2 cruisers already patrolling the Denmark Straits. If the Bismarck was going to break out into the Atlantic it appeared that it would have to fight. This Lutjens hoped to avoid and at 04.00 he ordered his ships to increase speed to 27 knots with the aim of making a quick dash through the Denmark Strait before any reinforcements arrived. By 1900 on 23 May, they had reached a point north of Iceland. Not long after they discovered that they were being shadowed by the cruiser HMS Suffolk. Lutjens ordered the Prinz Eugen to engage the Suffolk and under intense fire she was forced to withdraw. It was too late, however, and she had already reported the Bismarck’s new position. The Suffolk was now joined by HMS Norfolk and despite Lutjens best efforts he was unable to shake them off. At 05.45 on 24 May, lookouts aboard the Bismarck spotted HMS Hood and HMS Prince of Wales in the distance.

HMS Hood held an iconic status in the mind of the British public. She had gone into service in 1921 and was an almost ever-present at flag-waving events throughout the world. She was considered to be Britain’s premier warship and the very image of British naval power. But by 1941, she was ageing and had evident faults. A major refit had been planned but the outbreak of war had put this on indefinite hold. By contrast the Prince of Wales had only recently been commissioned, was not yet complete, and still had civilian contractors on board.

Though they were not in a good position and could only bring their front turrets to bear at 05.52 the British opened fire at a range of 26,000 metres. Admiral Lutjens was reluctant to return fire, after all his orders were to attack Britain’s Merchant Fleet not engage in highly dangerous duels with other major surface vessels. An argument now broke out between him and Captain Lindermann who eventually exclaimed in frustration, ” I shall not allow my ship to be blown out from under my ass!” At 05.55 she returned fire. Meanwhile, aboard the Hood Admiral Sir Lancelot Holland and Captain Ralph Kerr were desperately trying to manoeuvre their ship into a position where they could bring all its guns to bear. To do so under fire made her vulnerable.

At 06.00 the Hood was hit by a shell that made the entire ship shudder. Moments later she was hit again by a shell that penetrated the magazine. A massive explosion followed that broke the ship in half. She sank in just three minutes. Of the crew of 1,418 only 3 survived. No bodies were later found floating on the water, they had all gone down with the ship. 

Both the Bismarck and Prinz Eugen now concentrated their fire on the Prince of Wales. which continued the fight for a while before, out-gunned and damaged, she was forced to send up a smoke screen and disengage. She had, however, scored three hits on the Bismarck despite many of her guns having malfunctioned. Her Captain John Leach, had also had a lucky escape when a shell, which did not explode, had torn through the bridge and killed all on it except him and one other.

Significantly, the Bismarck’s fuel supply had been hit and she was leaking oil at an alarming rate. A Sunderland Flying Boat reported the leak back to the Admiralty. Admiral Tovey aboard the battleship King George V now ordered the cruisers HMS Manchester, HMS Birmingham, and HMS Arethusa into the Denmark Strait in case the Bismarck made a run for port. He also ordered the battleships HMS Ramilles, HMS Rodney, HMS Revenge, the aircraft-carriers HMS Ark Royal, HMS Victorious, and numerous cruisers and destroyers to join the chase.

At 22.00 the Bismarck was attacked by torpedo bombers launched from HMS Victorious but little damage was done. But then at 03.00 on 25 May, all contact with the Bismarck was lost. There was panic in the Admiralty that she was about to escape the trap that had been set for her. A frantic search began. During the day a radio intercept indicated that Lutjens had ordered his ships to make for the French port of Brest. She wasn’t spotted again until 10.30 on 26 May, and the news wasn’t good. She was 790 miles from her destination but at her current rate of progress she would be within Luftwaffe protection in less than 24 hours and there were no British ships stationed in her way. The only chance was to slow her down.

The cruiser HMS Sheffield was dispatched to shadow her but came under an intense barrage which killed 3 men and was forced to withdraw out of range. Meanwhile, Admiral James Somerville, in command of Force H ordered Torpedo Bombers from HMS Ark Royal to attack the Bismarck at once. The first attack failed when the inexperienced pilots attacked the Sheffield by mistake. The second attack found its target however, and 2 torpedoes struck the Bismarck, the second hitting its rudder shaft. The damage was far worse than was at first feared, and by 21.40 Lutjens was reporting that his ship was unmanoeuvrable. Fast running out of fuel and now effectively unable to steer the Bismarck had become a sitting target.

By daybreak on the 27 May, the British Capital Ships had caught up with the Bismarck. They found her alone, Lutjens had ordered the Prinz Eugen to make her escape at 16.14 the previous evening during an exchange of salvoes with the Prince of Wales, and helplessly going around in circles. As the battleships Rodney, Repulse, and King George V closed, Captain Philip Vian’s destroyer flotilla constantly harassed the Bismarck, flitting in and out of range, launching torpedos, and illuminating the great ship with star shells. At 08.47, having closed to within 10 miles of its target the Rodney opened fire, moments later the King George V did the same. The Bismarck returned fire.

At 09.02 , a 16 inch shell from the Rodney struck the Bismarck full-on killing hundreds of men and causing extensive damage. Moments later the bridge was hit and utterly destroyed almost certainly resulting in the death of Lutjens and Lindermann. Still the Bismarck fought on however, under the command of the Gunnery Officer Lieutenant von Mullenheim. By now the British cruisers had closed to within range and had opened fire.

With its gunnery control centre destroyed, von Mullenheim ordered the Bismarck’s guns to pinpoint their own targets and fire at random. It was no longer an ordered defence but a desperate struggle for survival. The hits were coming thick and fast, explosions were occurring in every part of the ship, and body parts, the dead, and the dying were strewn over its decks, but no order had come to abandon ship, the fight continued.

By 10.00 the Bismarck was ablaze from stem to stern and dead in the water but she had not struck her colours, so Admiral Tovey ordered the firing to continue. In desperation the Bismarck launched her torpedoes one of which exploded near the Rodney slightly damaging her, the only time in history that a battleship has tried to torpedo another.

The First Officer aboard the Bismarck, Hans Oels, now began to rush around the ship ordering everyone to leave their posts and abandon ship. Some have also suggested that he ordered the water-tight doors opened to scuttle the ship, but as she was already a burning hulk that could not possibly be boarded and was already sinking, there didn’t appear to be much point.  We shall never know for sure because soon after a shell struck the ship that killed Oels and around a 100 other men. 

At 10.20, Admiral Tovey ordered the cruiser HMS Dorsetshire to close and finish the Bismarck off. She fired 4 torpedoes 2 of which hit. At 10.35 the Bismarck capsised and began to sink by the stern. She disappeared beneath the waves at 10.40. The Dorsetshire and the destroyer HMS Maori now moved in to pick up survivors. Just 114 men out of a crew of 2,200 were recovered from the water and many of these had terrible wounds. At 11.40 the rescue mission was abandoned when U.Boats were reported to be in the area leaving hundreds of men struggling in the water to drown.

The destruction of the Bismarck was a serious setback to Erich Raedar’s plans to use his surface fleet in a proactive way and the focus of German naval operations soon switched to Admiral Karl Doenitz’s U.Boat fleet.

The Royal Navy had nipped-in-the-bud a serious threat to its Merchant Marine and avenged the loss of the Hood. It was a morale boosting moment during the darkest days of the war and proved once again the dominance of the Royal Navy’s surface fleet in the North Atlantic. It would never be so challenged again.       

Anders Behring Breivik, the 32 years old that admitted that he killed 77 persons in July in Norway was caught on the surveillance cameras minutes before launching his first attack, the explosion near the Government building.

In the photos Breivik appears in a police uniform and carrying a gun while he moves away from a van where he had the bomb, at Oslo.

You can read more about the Norwegian attacks here:

Norwegian Attacks Balance-93 Dead Shocking Photos

Anders Behring Breivik – The Norwegian Bomber Recognizes The Attacks

The Police confirmed that the photos are authentic.

The bomb car caused the death of 8 persons. After this event, Breivik killed 69 persons on the Utoya Island.

The photo with Breivik is from a Government surveillance camera and was taken 6 minutes before the explosion, but nobody said something about the suspect van.

Breivik admitted he killed those persons but he denies any criminal responsibility.

He said that the massacre was “necessary” in order to save Norway and Europe from Muslims and multiculturalism. He planned theses attacks long time ago, according to his Internet memoirs from the autumn of 2009.

Breivik was the director of a biological farm called “Breivik Geofarm” and that’s how he had access to all the chemical products he needed for his bombs. His passions were hunting and games like “Modern Warfare 2” where you have to shoot people.  Now he is held in an isolated cell.

All photos were taken from www.abcnyhener.no

The rate of bomb explosion in Nigeria is a major source of worry to its inhabitants. One wonder why the frequency of its recurrence! The government had at a time promised her citizens that security would be beefed up and forestalled its recurrence but till date the situation has not changed nor abated. What should we do and how do we go about it?

The recent bomb blast in Jos has sent another signal of insecurity and threat to the nation at large and the state in particularly. Though till now the security operators of the state have not made statement in that regard. But what could be responsible for the two bombs detonation?

Beyond the issue of religion, sentiment aside, I think the government need to take the issue of security more seriously. This is a service that the nation owns its citizenry. In a situation where bombs explode every now and then, it poses threat and imminent danger on the people.

Who are really the people responsible for this dastardly act? What could have been responsible for this their action? There is no smoke without fire. It is high time we look for the route of the problem so as to nib it in the bud. Once the cause of a problem is known, then its solution is not farfetched.

How did this people manage to gain entrance and access to the area is still another area to be looked into. In that regard one would like to ask if the security operatives were not on ground or have the requisite facilities to detect and revamp its effect.

The incessant act is becoming too alarming in less than a month now the explosion in the country is pronounced. Should we assume that nothing is happening because it has not reached us or persons close to us? The time to act is now. Procrastination to a large extent has debarred effective action on the recipients.

Let everybody rise up to the occasion and make their contribution towards this national interest. Let’s take cue from USA who since 911 Attack has fortified its security network. Enough of rhetoric but more of action will really curb the menace.

The Federal Government, state and the inhabitants need to par together and work in harmony in order to put an end to this evil beclouding the glory of the nation and destroying its international repute. If we must advancement in this regard, we must be on ground to oversee and monitor every bits of the duty.

In conclusion, all the arms of government should come together to find a lasting solution to the nation’s security problem which seems as at now very porous and uncoordinated. In addition the inhabitants should also play their quota by reporting any suspected people or object to the security operatives in their domain. With this sanity would return back to the nation.

I am writing because I have recently heard that they are finally reopening the case on the explosion of the 6 firefighters that happened in 1988 I was 4 years old. This is a good thing in my opion!. These five people were convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 1997 at this time there case was closed. A reward sigh was posted in many jails…. that read… REWARD 50.000 FOR INFORMATION. HMMMMMMM I wonder why these posters were posted in the jails? let me take a stab at it…. maybe in jails or prison in this matter there are many “snitches” or even people who probably don’t even know a thing but would like $50.000 hell who wouldn’t? So here is what they did….They sat down these people and basically threatened them or scared the hell out of them (same thing) to get them to “cough up” fake stories so they can convict 5 people who didn’t have anything to do with this tragedy. On one account a woman was told she would have her son taken from her if she didn’t share any information she may have had…. Another said they would give him a stiffer jail sentence. What a way to get information to convict 5 people who had nothing to do with this crime. These people were framed and why? Because these 5 people were well known around the Marlboro area for their petty crimes. The Kansas, city police knew of them real well so why not pin this crime on them right? why not take 5 people from their children, mothers, wife’s? and so on….. Things like this make you wonder can I really trust the people who are supposed to protect and serve me? Ummmmm something to think about…. How about when u see on TV or read in the papers that a cop has killed someone or that little camera that they have mounted on their dashboard that actually shows a cop beating the hell out of someone just for the hell of it because their having a “bad” day. And again something to think about….. What if your sitting at home with your family or even in bed and the next thing you know……Your spending the rest of your life behind bars and being charged with a crime u didn’t commit just because you had a rap sheet the size of Texas for petty crimes. That still does not give the feds no right to pin murder on you now does it? Lets hope Justice will be served for these 5 people…. God don’t like ugly!

Akiko still 20 years old that time. At the events, around 9 AM local time, he was at Bank Hiroshima. Akiko stood 300 metres from the center of the explosion. Akiko was one of the victims that survive miraculously, even though there were more than a hundred of scars that left on his back.

He tells that a lot of people died immediately that time. Their corpses were anywhere on the street. As we can saw that time, all we saw was burnt corpses, and lots of people were bleeding everywhere. It is so creepy.

Fire was slowly spreading to their whole body, from their finger to their whole body. There was a liquid, a light grey liquid, that drips to their hand.

Akiko was shocked to know that fingers and body can burnt and become defect like that. He doesn’t believe that. He really shocked and it is horrible. Akiko was seeing all of that tragedy. It is more terrifying to think how their fingers burnt, hand and fingers were melting. And among them, there were some people that holding their babies.

“They just, they just,.. burn until all out,” he says that with a stammer voice.

Akiko tells, the morning of the tragedy is very hot. Flame heating were everywhere. All the people had a problem when breathing, include Akiko himself. All the air that their breath was hot air.

“Maybe the fire was burning the oxygen, I don’t know. I can’t open my eyes because there are a lot of fog. Not only me, but everybody also feel the same,” says Akiko.

For a couple of years after that incident, Akiko has become traumatic and phobia of fire. “Because all my senses remind me how scary and horrible that fire was,”.

Police have not confirmed any names missing, killed or injured.

This is the missing after the terrorist attack on Friday 22, July:

• Hanne Kristine Fridtun (20) from Stryn. Leader of the Labour Youth Jersey
• Tarald Mjelde (18) from Osterøy, Hordaland
• Simon Sæbø (18) from Salang, Troms

• Jamil Rafal Yasin (20) from Egersund, Rogaland

Missing yet to be named:

• Boy (18) from Lyngdal, Vest-Agder
• Boy (18) from Kristiansand, Vest-Agder
• A woman from Hadeland, England.
• One person from Bærum, Akershus
• Two people from More og Romsdal
• Eight people from Trøndelag
• Five people from Østfold
• Two people from Rogaland

Directorate of Police urges anyone who misses someone in connection with the events in Oslo or at Utøya to contact the police relatives 815 02 800

Saturday evening, met a sea of ​​people in the city center to light candles for those killed in the terrorist attack 22 July.

Photo: Morten Holm / ScanpixMissing AUF leader found dead

The leader of AUF Hordaland, Tore Eikeland was missing, and was confirmed dead on Sunday morning. In providing the service in Oslo Cathedral recalled Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, the murdered 21-year-old from Osterøy:

- Tore Eikeland was one of our most talented young politicians. I remember that he got the whole Assembly to cheer when he was a dedicated post on the EU postal directive, and won.

- Now he’s dead and gone forever. It is not to fathom, said a tearful Stoltenberg.

He recalled the Monica Bosei, who led the camp activities on Utøya.

Bosei from Hole in Buskerud had worked for 20 years and was a good friend of Prime Minister. Friday, she was a victim of the cold-blooded massacre that took place on the island.

- She is dead, shot and killed while she created the confidence and joy of youth from all over the country. It is so unfair, Stoltenberg said in a strong personal voice. 

92 killed

In total, 92 are confirmed dead after the shooting on Utøya and terrorist bomb in Oslo.

Oslo police and Buskerud Police are working together to provide an overview of missing persons. They will not yet go out with exact numbers of missing,

- We must pay attention to the relatives. The figures must be quality assured so that we are confident that the information is correct, and that the missing were actually on Utøya Friday afternoon, explains press officer in the Oslo police, Henning Holtås.

The names of the deceased will be published as soon as they are and their relatives are notified, said Oslo police said in a statement. 

Applicants with a mini submarine

Police and search crews have combed the Utøya for missing persons.Early Sunday morning, it was made search with the mini-submarine in Tyrifjorden by Utøya, without any of the missing were found.

- Search the ROV continues throughout Sunday. This is an operation that has been going non-stop since Friday’s events, informs Holtås.

Sunday morning, it looks also still searching for missing persons in the ministries. Holtås says police describes this work as very difficult.

- There is enormous damage to buildings. There is always smaller landslides in the area, and the police must also ensure the safety of the crew who are looking for.

Ga signs of life Friday evening

County leader of the AUF in Sogn og Fjordane, Hanne Kristine Fridtun (20), is Sunday afternoon is still missing after fire drama at Utøya .

No one has been in contact with Fridtun since about 18:30 pm Friday night. NRK had contact with Fridtun by phone at about 18.00.

Fridtun dared not speak loudly on the phone, and had hidden on the beach along with 20 other young people on the island.

- We are 20 pieces that have kept us down in the water’s edge. We have heard the shooting, said Fridtun to NRK on Friday.

It was the flag at half mast on Utøya after the shooting.

Foto: Kim Erlandsen / NRK

NRK journalist Silje Kristin Guddal says Fridtun should have sent a text message shortly after the call, but that it should ha been the last anyone has heard from her.

She was elected county leader for Sogn og Fjordane AUF in February this year. This year’s summer camp on Utøya was the first for the new leader.

“I hope and pray”

It is also posted missing message Tore Eikeland (21) on Osterøy municipality’s website . Eikeland is the leader in Hordaland AUF.

Further one person is missing from the island municipality. This is 18 years old Tarald Mjelde, who is vice chairman of the AUF in Hordaland.

“We hope and pray that the youth should come prepared to live,” the municipality on the website. ”

Two of Labour Youth League county leaders are among the missing after the shooting on Utøya. The police said that four to five people still missing.

Foto: Kim Erlandsen

- We have posted the names of the two missing youths in consultation with parents, says the mayor of Osterøy municipality, Kari Aakre Foseid to NRK.

- We are a small municipality, and speculation quickly. We will highlight what we know, the people know. We will not keep it hidden, Aakre said.

The family of the missing is now in Oslo.

- They’re terrible. But when I talked to them earlier in the day, they tried to still live in hope, says the mayor.

- These are guys I know who is insanely talented and clever. They take responsibility in all relationships and represents the good we have in society, says Aakre to NRK.no.

- I sincerely hope we get them back, says Aakre.

18-year-old from Salang missing

Another who is missing after Friday’s shooting is the 18-year-old leader from the Salang AUF, Simon Sæbø.

It says operations manager at Mid-Hålogaland police, Lisbeth Oddveig Hansen, the Northern Lights .

- We have not yet received any information regarding the missing, says Hansen.

- Like it very much is happening in connection with the identification work, so it may take time before we get the final answer, she continued.

The fact that Simon Sæbø still missing was officially confirmed at a briefing on Sjøvegan high school Saturday morning, writes Salangen news .

Sheriff His Roar Rasmussen says that Sæbø family has gone to and arrived Sundvollen hotels in Buskerud.

This site is created as a reception center for families after the tragedy at Utøya.

Dog Patrols searched last night on Utøya and Tyrifjord.

Missing 20-year-old from Egersund

Egersund local printer on their website that 20-year-old Jamil Rafal Yasin went missing after shooting at Utøya Friday.

All other participants of the camp from the valleys is accounted for, according to the municipality, as Saturday the flag at half mast.

On the website it says that the city is marked by what has happened, and that representatives from the municipality, together with their families on their way to Oslo.

Thurs missing from Vest-Agder

County Secretary Audun Øvrebø in Vest-Agder Labor says to NRK that there are two boys aged 18 from West College AUF is missing after the tragedy at Utøya.

- Two boys are still unresolved situations, and are thus missing, says Øvrebø to NRK.no Sunday morning.

One of the boys are from Lyngdal, while the other comes from Kristiansand.

There were a total of 13 participants from the Western College of AUF-camp on Utøya.

- We are waiting for information about the situations of the two that we have not heard anything about, say Øvrebø.

Trøndelag miss eight

In Trøndelag, there are now eight people who are not accounted for. In Nord-Trøndelag is three people missing. The three are from Namsos and Levanger, Trondheim, said the County on its website.

In addition, police in South-Trøndelag that five people are missing from the county. They will not go out to where these people dwell.

A woman from Hadeland in England has not given signs of life since the shooting Friday night.

The woman volunteered for Norwegian People’s Aid in Utøya along with seven other first aid personnel. The seven others were evacuated and are physically unharmed.

- The woman has not been accounted for since the incident Friday. We do not know if she lives or is dead, says Erlend Aarsæther of the Norwegian People’s Aid.

Six missing from Østfold

Aps county leader in Østfold, Signe Øye, says to NRK that six people from Østfold AUF is missing after shooting at Utøya.

There were a total of 48 young people from Østfold, who attended the AUF-camp on Utøya when shooting tragedy took place.

- I can confirm that the number of missing now is six people. Given that during a devotional in Ekholt church tonight was said that one of the missing are from Moss Regional AUF, I can also confirm this, saying Østfold Labour Party leader Signe Øye to nrk.no.

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