The infamous manifesto of right-wing terrorist Anders Breivik, who killed 77 people in Norway's worst crime, has been found on sale in the largest British book chain, Waterstones, the Guardian reports.
Breivik's manifesto was sold online. It was removed from the website only after investigators discovered it and ordered bookstores to pull it from sale.
Breivik killed eight people with a car bomb in Oslo before heading to a youth camp on the island of Utoja, where he killed 69 people, mostly teenagers, in a July 2011 shooting attack.
The right-wing extremist published his 1.500-page anti-Muslim manifesto hours before carrying out the attacks.
The document shows Breivik's attempts to mentally prepare himself and how to acquire weapons and explosives, with some parts copied from the writings of the American Unabomber.
Investigators from the UN-backed online anti-terrorist organization found the manifesto for sale on the Waterstones website. The manifesto, titled '2083 - A European Declaration of Independence', is being promoted in three parts, priced from £30 to £48.
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