Varg Vikernes

Varg Qisling Larssøn Vikernes, born Kristian Larsson Vikernes, on February 11, 1973, outside of Bergen, Norway. Known by the nom de plume Count Grishnackh during the early days of black metal in Norway, Vikernes was the man behind the one-man music project Burzum, and later became a prominent voice for Neo-Nazi ideology. In Norway, he is known under the nick-name "Greven" (Norwegian for "the Count").

References

• Vikernes has to pay NOK13,5 million, news coverage in Bergens Tidende, — in Norwegian
• Right wing extremism in Norway - 2001, page 8, paragraf title Norsk Hedensk Front, published by Antirasistisk senter and Monitor, — in Norwegian
• The extreme right 1999, a report from Antirasistisk senter, — in Norwegian
• Antisemitism Worldwide 2000/1 - Sweden, from The Stephen Roth Institute, Tel Aviv University
• The Count cought with an AG-3 automatic rifle, news coverage in Aftenposten, — in Norwegian
• Police nab The Count after he fled jail, news coverage in Aftenposten
• Arrested Count was heavily armed, news coverage in Aftenposten
• Interview on a metal site (Old photo from before his neo-nazi affiliation)
• Editorial in The Age on Novak and his actions
• Metal fan shows no arson remorse, news coverage in The Australian
• The nun-murders inspired by The count, news coverage in Dagbladet, — in Norwegian
• The Count could have inspired the nun-killing, news coverage in Verdens Gang, — in Norwegian
• Sister Maria Laura Mainetti and Father Giorgio Govoni, research site by CESNUR