07 May 1943
They Came to Blow Up America
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Sabina - Tortured for Christ, the Nazi Years
The Heart of The Gospel is Forgiveness
A story of transformation and hope in a time of turmoil and terror
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Raluca Botez Sabina Wurmbrand
Emil Măndănac Richard Wurmbrand
Gabriel Costin Borila
Adrian Titieni Uncle Jakob
Șerban Pavlu Captain Dieter
Bogdan Farkas Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
Valentin Teodosiu Mihnea
Alin State Isaac Feinstein
Marin Grigore Petru Policeman
Lari Giorgescu Andrei
Marina Fluerasu Alexandra
Gelu Nitu Prime Minister Armand Calinescu
Sorin Dobrin Klaus
Tudor Morar Rolf
Richard Bovnoczki Reuterswärd
Corneliu Jipa 
Daniela Nane Sabina's mother
Ionut Burlan Sabina's father
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