Harold Krebs

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Harold Krebs is the disillusioned World War I veteran protagonist of Ernest Hemingway’s short story “Soldier’s Home,” struggling to readjust to civilian life after the war.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Soldier’s Home NERFINISHED
characterInWorkBy Ernest Hemingway NERFINISHED
createdBy Ernest Hemingway NERFINISHED
createdInLanguage English
familyName Krebs NERFINISHED
fictionalStatus disillusioned veteran
firstPublicationContext Soldier’s Home NERFINISHED
firstPublishedIn In Our Time NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Harold
hasAge young adult
hasFather Mr. Krebs NERFINISHED
hasMother Mrs. Krebs NERFINISHED
hasSibling Helen Krebs NERFINISHED
hasTrait emotional numbness
honesty about war experiences
passivity
reluctance to talk about the war
social withdrawal
literaryPeriod Modernist literature
medium short story
militaryConflict World War I NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction embodies the lost generation veteran
nationality American
occupation soldier
protagonistOf Soldier’s Home NERFINISHED
psychologicalState apathy
disillusionment
emotional detachment
postwar alienation
relationshipToFamily emotional distance from parents
relationshipToReligion loss of religious faith
relationshipToRomance lack of interest in romantic relationships GENERATED
residence Midwestern United States NERFINISHED
Oklahoma NERFINISHED
settingOfExperience post–World War I America
symbolizes postwar disillusionment
the difficulty of reintegration into civilian life
the psychological scars of war
themeInvolvement conflict between individual and society
difficulty of returning to civilian life after war
inability to communicate
isolation
loss of faith
timeOfFictionalExistence after World War I armistice
veteranOf World War I NERFINISHED

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Soldier’s Home mainCharacter Harold Krebs
Soldier’s Home protagonist Harold Krebs