Friedrich’s sister, whose safety becomes a concern amid the war. Friedrich arranges for Rittmeister von Bonin to escort her safely to Neubrück, linking her directly to the king’s efforts to protect his family while the campaign continues.
The family matriarch who embodies traditional rural values and provides emotional resilience as the household navigates post-war agricultural challenges.
Frau Glatz is Manfred's relatively poor single mother. The plot identifies Manfred as being raised by a single mother, contrasting his household with the more affluent Teichmann family. Although she is not involved in the main confrontations, her family background helps explain the social difference between Manfred and Klaus.
Blanche, rumored to be a countess, accompanies Baron Vincent and pursues Kirileff, whom she believes to be a wealthy Russian landowner. After Vincent flees, she receives Kirileff's bills, begins a relationship with Alexej, and sells the bills to him. Her actions undo Alexej's attempt to help Nina's father.
Hanna is identified as one of Jonas Lauretz's daughters. The story describes Jonas as a tyrant who intimidates his family, placing her among those affected by his conduct. The synopsis gives no specific actions or further role for Hanna in the disappearance, investigation, or eventual revelation.
Frau Gaspard is the mother of the critically ill child whom Vera operates on in defiance of clinic rules. She witnesses Vera's desperate effort to save the child, an act that later becomes part of the case against Vera and the defense made on her behalf.
Frau Göhrke is the mother of Martha, a child dying of tuberculosis. Grieving and distrustful, she blames doctors and their medicines, while Koch speaks compassionately to her family and explains his belief that the illness has a physical cause. Her household is also confronted by healers who claim evil is responsible.
Bettina Clausen is one of Matthias Clausen's children and is involved in the family's conflict over his conduct and relationship with Inken Peters. She fears the consequences of Matthias removing his late wife's jewels, and later signs the application to begin court proceedings to place him under tutelage. Matthias also confronts her about decency and responsibility.
Hilde Körber has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Signature works include Fridericus, Gäste im Haus, Heiße Ernte. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
