Kerla was a Klingon admiral in service of the Klingon Defense Force in the late 23rd century. As a brigadier general, was a supporter of General Chang in 2293. He served as a military advisor to the Klingon High Council during the Khitomer Crisis that erupted after the destruction of Praxis, and in which Chancellor Gorkon died. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) During the ISC War of Pacification, he led the Klingon contingent during Operation Tyr, leading to his demise as his flagship, the IKS DighreS, was destroyed. (Star Trek: False Vacuum: "Structural Unemployment")
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| - Kerla était un Brigadier Klingon et un conseiller militaire auprès du Chancelier Gorkon dans les années 2290.
- Kerla was a Klingon admiral in service of the Klingon Defense Force in the late 23rd century. As a brigadier general, was a supporter of General Chang in 2293. He served as a military advisor to the Klingon High Council during the Khitomer Crisis that erupted after the destruction of Praxis, and in which Chancellor Gorkon died. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) During the ISC War of Pacification, he led the Klingon contingent during Operation Tyr, leading to his demise as his flagship, the IKS DighreS, was destroyed. (Star Trek: False Vacuum: "Structural Unemployment")
- Brigadier Kerla was a 23rd century Klingon, in service to the Klingon Empire as a Klingon Defense Force flag officer who was a supporter of General Chang, and military adviser to the Klingon High Council in the early 2290s decade.
- Kerla was a male Klingon officer of the 23rd century Klingon Empire. By 2293, he had attained the rank of brigadier and served as military adviser to Chancellors Gorkon and Azetbur. In that year, immediately after the destruction of the Klingon moon Praxis, Kerla responded to a message sent from the USS Excelsior by claiming Praxis did not require assistance, and warning the Excelsior to stay outside of the Neutral Zone.
- thumb|Brigadier Kerla (2293) Brigadier Kerla ist ein militärischer Berater des klingonischen Kanzlers Gorkon und dessen Nachfolgerin Azetbur. Nach der Explosion von Praxis, ruft er die USS Excelsior und warnt Captain Hikaru Sulu in die Neutrale Zone einzudringen. Kerla wurde von Paul Rossilli gespielt und von Manfred Erdmann synchronisiert.
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| - Kerla était un Brigadier Klingon et un conseiller militaire auprès du Chancelier Gorkon dans les années 2290.
- Kerla was a Klingon admiral in service of the Klingon Defense Force in the late 23rd century. As a brigadier general, was a supporter of General Chang in 2293. He served as a military advisor to the Klingon High Council during the Khitomer Crisis that erupted after the destruction of Praxis, and in which Chancellor Gorkon died. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) During the ISC War of Pacification, he led the Klingon contingent during Operation Tyr, leading to his demise as his flagship, the IKS DighreS, was destroyed. (Star Trek: False Vacuum: "Structural Unemployment")
- thumb|Brigadier Kerla (2293) Brigadier Kerla ist ein militärischer Berater des klingonischen Kanzlers Gorkon und dessen Nachfolgerin Azetbur. Nach der Explosion von Praxis, ruft er die USS Excelsior und warnt Captain Hikaru Sulu in die Neutrale Zone einzudringen. Er vefolgt einen härteren Kurs gegen die Föderation, dennoch ist er kein Mitglied der Verschwörung gegen die Friedensverhandlungen mit der Föderation im Jahre 2293, der auch General Chang angehört. Kerla steht loyal hinter dem Kanzler bzw. der Kanzlerin. Er nimmt auch an der Konferenz von Khitomer teil. (Star Trek VI: Das unentdeckte Land) Kerla wurde von Paul Rossilli gespielt und von Manfred Erdmann synchronisiert.
- Brigadier Kerla was a 23rd century Klingon, in service to the Klingon Empire as a Klingon Defense Force flag officer who was a supporter of General Chang, and military adviser to the Klingon High Council in the early 2290s decade.
- Kerla was a male Klingon officer of the 23rd century Klingon Empire. By 2293, he had attained the rank of brigadier and served as military adviser to Chancellors Gorkon and Azetbur. In that year, immediately after the destruction of the Klingon moon Praxis, Kerla responded to a message sent from the USS Excelsior by claiming Praxis did not require assistance, and warning the Excelsior to stay outside of the Neutral Zone. Two months later, Kerla accompanied Gorkon and his contingent to Earth to engage in peace talks with the United Federation of Planets, escorted by the USS Enterprise. On the rendezvous with the Enterprise, he attended a formal dinner on board with Captain James T. Kirk and his staff. During the dinner, Kerla noted the illegality of Romulan ale and later voiced his opinion that peace talks with the Federation would inevitably lead to the annihilation of Klingon culture. Following the assassination of Chancellor Gorkon, Kerla continued to act as military adviser to Azetbur, Gorkon's daughter, who was elevated to the position of chancellor in the wake of her father's death. In this capacity, Kerla recommended attacking the Federation while they were still capable, but was rebuffed by Azetbur, who preferred to pursue her father's goal of peace. Kerla later accompanied Azetbur to the peace talks on Camp Khitomer, and helped to protect her during an assassination attempt on the Federation president. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) Kerla was played by actor Paul Rossilli. His quote that it would be "better to die on our feet than live on our knees" is an oft-used remark by Emiliano Zapata, a leader of the Mexican Revolution and contemporary of Pancho Villa. The novelization of the film states that Kerla and Azetbur are lovers.
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