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Åkerblomsrörelsen

"The Åkerblom Movement" - Attempted murder and perjury are not usually associated with a Christian movement. But members of Maria Åkerblom's cult would be convicted for both of them. In her youth Maria Åkerblom (1898-1981) experienced holy visions and revelations. She became a so-called sleep preacher who held her sermon in a translucent state, claiming that her words came directly from God.

Top Cast

  • Maria Åkerblom

    Maria Åkerblom

  • Karin Bäcklund

    Karin Bäcklund

  • Eugene Nyman

    Eugene Nyman

  • Alina Hässjebacka

    Alina Hässjebacka

  • Stella Porko

    Stella Porko

  • Emil Witick

    Emil Witick

  • Paul Krokfors

    Paul Krokfors

  • Fride Fagernäs

    Fride Fagernäs

  • Hildur Tötterman

    Hildur Tötterman

Overview

"The Åkerblom Movement" - Attempted murder and perjury are not usually associated with a Christian movement. But members of Maria Åkerblom's cult would be convicted for both of them. In her youth Maria Åkerblom (1898-1981) experienced holy visions and revelations. She became a so-called sleep preacher who held her sermon in a translucent state, claiming that her words came directly from God.

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