Stefan Gundelach

Stefan Wulfric Gundelach (born 19th January 1932 in Berlin, Germany) is the main character in A Wolf In The Flames written by Kirsty Campbell. Stefan is the only son of Ralph Gundelach and Johanna Naths.

Early Life (1932-1938)
Stefan was born on 19th January 1932 in Berlin, Germany to Ralph and Johanna Gundelach. Stefan was sent to live at a Jewish orphanage for boys in Berlin-Pankow under the watchful eye of Frank Falkenrath and his wife, Wilda. Stefan did not know who his parents were or what happened to them.

Kristallnacht (9th and 10th November 1938)
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Kindertransport (1st December 1938)
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Grimley Institute For Boys (2nd December 1938- July 1939)
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Escape
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The Blitz (1940)
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Adoption (1945)
On 2nd September, the war officially ends. Overjoyed, Rohan, with a little help from Stefan and Joey, asks Euphemia to be his wife, and she gladly accepts. Rohan and Euphemia then officially adopt Stefan as their son. The family then move north to Scotland where they buy a hunting lodge located on the Isle of Arran, Scotland. Rohan and Euphemia ask Stefan what he wants the lodge to be called, so therefore, he names it Shackleton Lodge after George and Tommie as a tribute for everything they did for him.

21st Birthday and Visit to Berlin (1953)
...Hetti gives Stefan a photo that belonged to her grandfather. The picture has inscription on the back; Myself and my dear friend, R.W.G. Died ... Hetti then shows Stefan another photo of her grandparents, Frank and Wilda with a couple in their thirties, holding a baby, the man the same as in the previous photo. The inscription on the back; My dear friend, ''Ralph and his wife, Johanna with their new baby boy, my godson, Stefan Wulfric Gundelach. ''Stefan then discovers that the medals that were given to him by Frank when he was a child were actually his fathers' medals from WWI. It is then revealed that his father, Ralph died after his plane crashed during a training accident and his mother, Johanna died giving birth to him.

Marriage (1960-present)
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Physical Appearance
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Personality and Traits
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Possessions
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Etymology

 * The name Stefan means 'crowned with laurels'.
 * The surname Gundelach is derived from 'Gundlach', which itself derived from Old High German meaning 'war' and 'tournament'.
 * Stefan's birthday, 19th January is actually the same as Jenson Button, the author's favourite Formula 1 driver.