Stanislaus Katczinsky

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Stanislaus Katczinsky is a resourceful, older soldier and mentor figure to Paul Bäumer in Erich Maria Remarque’s World War I novel "All Quiet on the Western Front."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I soldier
fictional character
literary character
soldier
adaptedIn 1930 film All Quiet on the Western Front
1979 film All Quiet on the Western Front
2022 film All Quiet on the Western Front
age older than Paul Bäumer
appearsIn All Quiet on the Western Front
causeOfDeath wounds from shell splinters
closeTo Paul Bäumer
conflict World War I
countryOfService German Empire
creator Erich Maria Remarque
deathInWork All Quiet on the Western Front
diesAlongside Paul Bäumer
fictionalUniverse All Quiet on the Western Front
firstPublicationOfWork 1929
gender male
knownFor ability to find food
mentoring younger soldiers
practical wisdom about trench warfare
languageOfWork German
literaryGenreOfWork war novel
medium novel
memberOf Paul Bäumer’s company
narrativeFunction embodiment of comradeship
symbol of the older generation of front-line soldiers
nationality German
occupation soldier
personalityTrait experienced
pragmatic
protective
resourceful
portrayedBy Albrecht Schuch
Ernest Borgnine
Louis Wolheim
role company cook and forager
friend of Paul Bäumer
mentor
resourceful scavenger
servesWith Albert Kropp
Müller
Paul Bäumer
Tjaden
setting Western Front
themeInvolving comradeship
horrors of war
loss of innocence

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Paul Bäumer hasFriend Stanislaus Katczinsky