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22.07 Pop-up Exhibition in central Oslo 2015. Objects used by mass killer Anders Behring Breivik, including the van that concealed a bomb, have gone on show in Norway amid fears the exhibition could attract sympathizers. The display in Oslo opened four years to the day after Breivik killed 77 people in a bloody rampage. Officials says it aims to help Norway come to terms with the terror attacks. But experts and some relatives of the victims have warned it could become a magnet for right-wing extremists. Concern has focused on the inclusion of some personal items belonging to the killer, including a fake police identity card. Last week, Tor Oestboe, whose wife was among those killed, said he feared the exhibition would provide a "hall of fame" for the mass murderer.