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Ein Plattenladen namens Hölle: In Norwegen existierte die extremste Black-Metal-Szene Europas. 

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Ein Plattenladen namens Hölle: In Norwegen existierte die extremste Black-Metal-Szene Europas. 

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Mayhem guitarist Euronymous was "the central figure involved in the formation of the Norwegian black metal scene",[25] which he "almost single-handedly founded".[26] During May–June 1991,[27] he opened a record shop called Helvete[28] (Norwegian for "Hell").[29] The shop was at Schweigaards gate 56 in Oslo. Norwegian black metal musicians often met at the shop and in its basement. They included the members of Mayhem, the members of Emperor, Varg "Count Grishnackh" Vikernes of Burzum, and Snorre "Blackthorn" Ruch of Thorns. Euronymous also founded an independent record label called Deathlike Silence Productions, which was based at Helvete. It released albums by Norwegian bands Mayhem and Burzum, Swedish bands Merciless and Abruptum, and a Japanese band Sigh.[30] Euronymous, Varg,[6] and Emperor guitarist Tomas "Samoth" Haugen[31] lived in the shop at various times. Emperor drummer Bård "Faust" Eithun also lived and worked there.[4][6] The shop's walls were painted black and bedecked with medieval weapons, posters of bands, and picture discs, while its window featured a polystyrene tombstone.[4]

During the time it was open, Helvete was the focal point of the Norwegian black metal scene. Jon "Metalion" Kristiansen, writer of the fanzine Slayer, said that the opening of Helvete was "the creation of the whole Norwegian Black Metal scene".[32] Daniel Ekeroth wrote in 2008,

Within just a few months [of Helvete opening], many young musicians had become obsessed with Euronymous and his ideas, and soon a lot of Norwegian death metal bands transformed into black metal bands. Amputation became Immortal, Thou Shalt Suffer turned into Emperor, and Darkthrone swapped their Swedish-inspired death metal for primitive black metal. Most notoriously, Old Funeral's guitar player Varg Vikernes had already left the band to form his own creation, Burzum.[33]

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1992

23 May: attempted burning of Storetveit Church in Bergen.[74]

6 June: burning of Fantoft stave church in Bergen[74][75] – Varg Vikernes is strongly suspected as the culprit, but was not convicted.[74]

1 Aug: burning of Revheim Church in Stavanger.[74]

21 Aug: burning of Holmenkollen Chapel in Oslo[74] – Varg Vikernes and Faust were convicted for this; Euronymous also participated, but was murdered in August 1993.[6][10][76]

1 Sep: burning of Ormøya Church in Oslo.[74]

13 Sep: burning of Skjold Church in Vindafjord[74] – Varg Vikernes and Samoth were convicted for this.

3 Oct: burning of Hauketo Church in Oslo.[72]

24 Dec: burning of Åsane Church in Bergen[2] – Varg Vikernes and Jørn Inge Tunsberg were convicted for this.[2]

25 Dec: burning of a Methodist church in Sarpsborg[2] – a firefighter was killed while fighting this fire.[2]

1993

7 Feb: burning of Lundby New Church in Gothenburg, Sweden.[77]

1994

13 Mar: burning of a church in Sund.[78]

27 Mar: burning of Seegård Church in Snertingdal.[78]

16 May: attempted burning of Gol stave church in Buskerud.[78]

17 May: attempted burning of Åmodt Chapel in Buskerud.[78]

4 Jun: burning of Frogn Church in Drøbak.[78]

19 Jun: attempted burning of Heni Church in Gjerdrum.[78]

7 Jul: burning of a church in Jeløy.[78]

21 Jul: attempted burning of Odda's Church.[78]

13 Aug: attempted burning of Loop Chapel in Meldal.[78]

10 Dec: attempted burning of Åkra Church.[78]

22 Dec: attempted burning of Askim Church.[78]

26 Dec: attempted burning of Klemestrud Church.[78]

1995

13 May: burning of Lord Church in Telemark.[79]

25 May: burning of Såner Church in Vestby.[79]

14 Jun: burning of Moe Church in Sandefjord.[79]

21 Jul: attempted burning of a church college in Eidanger.[79]

3 Sep: attempted burning of Vågsbygd church college in Kristiansand.[79]

3 Nob: burning of Innset Church in Rennebu.[79]

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ein Song aus der Zeit, der die Jugend beeinflusst hat

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Als weitere Provokation von Varg Vikerens  gestaltet.