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The sibling Beate (17) and Jens (12) have lost their parent in a train accident, and their remote family tries to get rid of the children to get hold of the land and properties.
The sibling Beate (17) and Jens (12) have lost their parent in a train accident, and their remote family tries to get rid of the children to get hold of the land and properties.
Esben Lykke-Seest
Jens 'lille-Jens'
Lullu Hansteen
Beate Coldevin
Oscar Gustafson
Robertson
Hans Hedemark
Sam, båtsmannen
Arthur Barking
Store-Jens
Botten Soot
Fru Klingenberg
Karin Meyer
Den dansegale
Turid Hetland
The sibling Beate (17) and Jens (12) have lost their parent in a train accident, and their remote family tries to get rid of the children to get hold of the land and properties.
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