Katjuscha — Resurrection Character Profile

About Katjuscha

Former serving girl turned poor prostitute and victim of a miscarriage of justice. Her trial and subsequent Siberian exile form the moral core of the narrative, exposing deep social and legal injustices.

Katjuscha — Character Profile

Character Facts

Played by

Myriam Bru

Appears in

Resurrection (1958)

Role

Protagonist

Relationships (5)

• Katjuscha — Romantic Former Lovers — Iwanowitsch Nechljudoff (Horst Buchholz)

  Nechljudoff seduced and abandoned Katjuscha in the past, creating a deep romantic and moral debt.

• Katjuscha — Conflict Accuser — Bockowa (Marisa Merlini)

  Bockowa falsely implicates Katjuscha in the murder, driving the miscarriage of justice.

• Katjuscha — Alliance Fellow Prisoner — Fedosia (Edith Mill)

  Fedosia provides solidarity and emotional support within the prison system.

• Katjuscha — Alliance Fellow Prisoner — Matrjona (Lina Carstens)

  Matrjona shares survival wisdom and camaraderie with Katjuscha during exile.

• Katjuscha — Social Fellow Prisoner — Agrafena (Elisabeth Flickenschildt)

  Agrafena interacts with Katjuscha in the camp, reflecting the harsh social dynamics of the oppressed.

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• Gerichtsvollzieher (Jean Murat)
• Maria Pawlowa (Lea Massari)
• Simonson (Robert Freitag)
• Postbote (Günther Lüders)
• Smjelkoff (Rudolf Rhomberg)
• Agrafena (Elisabeth Flickenschildt)
• Matrjona (Lina Carstens)
• Bockowa (Marisa Merlini)
• Kitajewa (Gabrielle Dorziat)