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19 people arrested in Poland in investigation that began after Norway massacre [Oct 19, 2011] WARSAW, Poland ? A Polish security agency said Wednesday that 19 people have been arrested across the country on suspicion of producing and possessing explosives. The Internal Security Agency said the arrests were part of a wider investigation into the illegal production and sale of explosives that was launched after Norway asked Poland to investigate people with links to mass killer Anders ... [via YahooNews] More >>

19 held in probe launched after Norway killings [Oct 13, 2011] (10-12) 12:49 PDT WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- A Polish security agency said Wednesday that 19 people have been arrested across the country on suspicion of producing and possessing explosives. The Internal Security Agency... [via YahooNews] More >>

19 people arrested in Poland in investigation that began after Norway massacre [Oct 12, 2011] WARSAW, Poland ? A Polish security agency said Wednesday that 19 people have been arrested across the country on suspicion of producing and possessing explosives. The Internal Security Agency said the arrests were part of a wider investigation into the illegal production and sale of explosives that was launched after Norway asked Poland to investigate people with links to confessed mass killer ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Norway suspect bought bomb components in Poland [Jul 26, 2011] The Associated Press The Associated Press WARSAW, Poland Polish security officials say the Norway massacre suspect bought small amounts of components for his bomb-making in Poland. They say Anders Behring Breivik's online purchases of the chemicals were legal. Pawel Bialek, the deputy head of the Internal Security Agency, said Monday that the chemicals can be purchased anywhere in Europe. They ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish firm sold fertiliser to Norway bomber [Jul 25, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - A Polish company sold chemical fertiliser to Norwegian bomber and gunman Anders Behring Breivik but the transaction was entirely legal and police have made no arrests, the Polish internal security agency said on Monday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Norway bomber bought fertilizer in Poland: officials [Jul 25, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - The Norwegian man who killed at least 93 people in a bomb attack and shooting rampage bought chemical fertilizer from a Polish company but his purchases were entirely legal, the Polish internal security agency said on Monday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish firm sold fertiliser to Norway bomber [Jul 25, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - A Polish company sold chemical fertiliser to Norwegian bomber and gunman Anders Behring Breivik but the transaction was entirely legal and police have made no arrests, the Polish internal security agency said on Monday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Polish firm sold fertilizer to Norway bomber [Jul 25, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - A Polish company sold chemical fertilizer to Norwegian bomber and gunman Anders Behring Breivik but the transaction was entirely legal and police have made no arrests, the Polish internal security agency said Monday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Norway bomber bought fertilizer in Poland: officials [Jul 25, 2011] WARSAW (Reuters) - The Norwegian man who killed at least 93 people in a bomb attack and shooting rampage bought chemical fertilizer from a Polish company but his purchases were entirely legal, the Polish internal security agency said on Monday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Poland intelligence officials says 300 foreign diplomats in country are agents [Mar 13, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Poland's leading intelligence agency believes there are about 300 foreign spies working in the country. The Internal Security Agency gave the figure Thursday amid efforts to enact a law that would make any espionage illegal in Poland. [via YahooNews] More >>

Poland intelligence officials says 300 foreign diplomats in country are agents [Mar 10, 2011] WARSAW, Poland - Poland's leading intelligence agency believes there are about 300 foreign spies working in the country. The Internal Security Agency gave the figure Thursday amid efforts to enact a law that would make any espionage illegal in Poland. [via YahooNews] More >>