Article The heart of the Labour youth league - Utøya's political history Quote "We will not give up in the struggle for what we believe in. We will come back to Utøya."
Eskil Pedersen, Leader of the Workers' Youth League (AUF)
Photo The High-rise building, 23 July, 2011. Photo The High-rise Building and Y-block, 6 August 2014 Photo The main house on Utøya, August 2012 Photo The government quarter in the summer of 1990. The extension at the top of the Highrise building was completed in March 1990. Article Press screening Photo Vacation colony on Utøya in the 1930s. Photo Utøya, around 1985. Article From the 14th of July you can visit our new temporary exhibition! Photo Lobby area of the High-rise Government Building. Photo The construction of the Y-block, 1970 Photo The high rise building being built, 1957. Photo 25th May 2014: Minister for Local Government and Modernization Jan Tore Sanner and Prime Minister Erna Solberg in front of Høyblokka after the press conference on the new government quarter. Photo Møllergata 19, Youngstorget, 22 July 2011 Photo Camp participants sit in front of the Kafè building on Utøya Photo Jens Stoltenberg, leader of The Worker's Youth League (AUF), helps Gro Harlem Brundtland, leader of the Labor Party, during AUF's Pentecostal Camp on Utøya, in 1988. Photo AUF's summer camp on Utøya 2022 Photo Johan Nygaardsvolds plass, 22 April 2009 Article Objects and collections Video CCTV footage from the Government Quarter Photo Utvika 21 07. 2012 The memorial at Utvika camping almost one year after the terrorist attacks on 22 July 2011. Utøya Photo Y-block in 1980 Photo Y-block, The High-rise Building and the G building in 1998 Photo US president Barack Obama and Prime Minister Stoltenberg in his office in the High-rise building, 10 December 2009. Article Images in the aftermath of crisis Quote The team considers quite unacceptable the risk associated with motor traffic in Grubbegata, and establishes, through other proposed measures, that the street is to be closed to unauthorised traffic.
Report, 2004: Security analysis of physical and technical security measures in the ministries, 10 March 2004.
Photo The Highrise building, 1980s. Quote "It is my great pleasure to leave this beautiful island in the hands, and to the free us of, Norway's socialist worker's youth."
Kåre Hansen, leader of the Oslo Trade Union.
Photo Akersgata 44, Oslo. The Y-block under construction, 1968 Photo The Prime Minister's Office in The high-rise building, 7 October 2009 Article The building process of the 22 July Centre begins Photo Added floor in The High-rise Building with the Prime Minister's office, March 1990 Photo Utøya Photo The High-rise Government Building in 2006. Article Sites of remembrance and debates Article Scenes of remembrance - art of commemoration in the public space after 22 July Photo The main house on Utøya, 17 October 2019 Photo Y-block, 3 August 2008 Photo Students and pupils in front of Hegnhuset on Utøya. Democracy workshop, 2020 Photo Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland shows ANC-leader Nelson Mandela the view from the Highrise building's rooftop, 19 May 1992. Photo The High-rise Government Building under construction, 1957. Photo Utøya, 21 July 2011. Photo Demolition work of the Y-block, 31 August 2020 Article Minnering Quote Why was I one of the lucky ones? The government building complex still stirs painful memories. Something in my body tells me to get out of there. Run.
Eivind Dahl Thoresen / survivor from the government building complex
Photo The artwork «Fiskerne» (Fishermen) by Carl Nesjar and Pablo Picasso is being moved from the Y-block in the government quarter to a temporary storage, 30. July 2020 Photo The Highrise Building seen from Grubbegata in 1958. Photo Utøya, 20 July 2011. The leader of the Worker's Youth League, Eskil Pedersen, is applauded by the AUF members. Article Human costs after the bomb attack in the Government Quarter Photo Labour Party leader Gro Harlem Brundtland and leader of the Labour Youth, Jens Stoltenberg, Utøya, 1986. Photo Morning gymnastics on Utøya, summer 1938. Photo Utøya, 1961. Photo The Y-block, 1969 Article The government quarter in Oslo Photo Prime Minister Kjell Magne Bondevik receives US President Bill Clinton at the Prime Minister's office, 11 January 1999 Article Now you can see the art installation "Minnering" i 22. juli-senteret 
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