Europe's far-right wing parties have condemned Friday's massacre in Norway with the confessed gunman Anders Behring Breivik having used some of their central tenets - anti-immigration and nationalism - to justify his actions.
The 32-year old Norwegian national, who is to appear in court today in Oslo after killing 93 people in a bomb and separate killing spree, wrote a 1,500 page manifesto in which he strongly condemns Norway's liberal policies and Europe's multi-culturalism as a whole ...
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