Himmelstoss and Kantorek, like the Kaiser, embody the themes of authority and the pressures of militarism in "All Quiet on the Western Front." Himmelstoss represents the rigid, often cruel discipline of military training, while Kantorek symbolizes the misguided patriotism that compels young men to fight. Both figures, alongside the Kaiser, contribute to the war's romanticized ideals, pushing soldiers into a brutal reality that starkly contrasts with their initial beliefs. Ultimately, they illustrate the disconnect between those in power and the harsh experiences of the soldiers on the front lines.
Pavel Kantorek was born in 1930.
Yes, industrialist Henry John Kaiser had four children. His children are Henry J. Kaiser Jr., Edgar Kaiser Sr., Margaret Kaiser, and Ruth Kaiser. They were involved in various aspects of business and philanthropy, continuing the legacy of their father's ventures.
Kaiser Chiefs was created in 1997.
The cast of Der Klassik-Kaiser - 1997 includes: Joachim Kaiser as himself
Werner Kaiser was born on August 29, 1949.
Although I am not completely sure, I believe all of the characters die except for Tjaden, Himmelstoss, Kropp, and possibly Kantorek.
Pavel Kantorek was born in 1930.
Corporal Himmelstoss was also called "the terror of Klosteber" because of being "the strictest disciplinarian in the camp (...)." (9) Despite all the terror he inspired, he used to be a postman before attending to the war. Himmelstoss was in charge of the number ninth platoon. Himmelstoss was cruel; therefore, he enjoyed forcing them to risk themselves.
what does paul say about men like kantorek
GO HOme
He just does
Paul is bitter towards Kantorek because he sees him as one of the authority figures who pressured him and his classmates into joining the war, which led to their suffering and deaths. Paul feels betrayed and resentful towards Kantorek for glorifying the war and instigating a false sense of duty among young men.
Tjaden
He doesn't die.
he urges them to go to war.
Ruby by the Kaiser Chiefs.... No, it's not Ruby by the Kaiser Chiefs. It's not a common song...
You really need to actually read the book to understand this question. Kantorek is the schoolmaster who extoles the war to his young students but is in fact a hypocrite. A lot like politicians now.