Artikel: The Unabomber And Other Murderers Who Read A Lot Of Books

Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 people and injured 51 in two attacks in Norway last summer. Thanks to his Facebook page, we’ve got a pretty good sense of his literary interests: He listed »1984« by George Orwell and the works of Franz Kafka among his favorite books.

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