The merchant household of Mathias Kramer in the light novel Attack on Titan: The Harsh Mistress of the City, based in Fuerth District. Three relatives are known to exist; the story leaves at least one of them dead and at least one alive, with Mathias's own fate unresolved.
One among the many families dwelling inside the Walls, the Kramers are established in Fuerth District and enter the story in the first part of the light novel Attack on Titan: The Harsh Mistress of the City.
The household centers on Jörg Kramer and his son Mathias. Jörg remains alive across the story, while the novels leave Mathias's fate an open question; of the three relatives known in total, at least one has died.

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Jörg Kramer heads the family's affairs and survives the story. Mathias Kramer, the young man the household is best known for, ends the tale with his status unknown.
The Kramer family is the merchant household of Mathias Kramer, appearing in the light novel Attack on Titan: The Harsh Mistress of the City. They are based in Fuerth District inside the Walls.
The Kramer family is established in Fuerth District, one of the many communities inside the Walls.
Jorg Kramer heads the Kramer family's affairs and survives throughout the story.
Mathias Kramer, Jorg Kramer's son, is the young man the Kramer family is best known for; the light novel leaves his ultimate fate unknown.
The Kramer family first appears in Part 1 of the light novel Attack on Titan: The Harsh Mistress of the City.
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