He was a Lieutenant
Heer (German Army) = Waffen SS = British EquivalentGemeiner(Landser) = Schütze = PrivateOberschützeGrenadier = Sturmmann = Lance CorporalObergrenadierGefreiter = Rottenführer = CorporalObergefreiter = UnterscharführerStabsgefreiterUnteroffizier = Scharführer = SergeantUnterfeldwebel = Oberscharführer = Colour SergeantFeldwebelOberfeldwebel = Hauptscharführer Sergeant MajorStabsfeldwebel = HauptbereitschaftsleiterSturmscharführer = Warrant OfficerOfficersLeutnant = Untersturmführer = Second LieutenantOberleutnant = Obersturmführer = First LieutenantHauptmann = Hauptsturmführer = CaptainMajor = Sturmbannführer MajorOberstleutnant = Obersturmbannführer = Lieutenant ColonelOberst = Standartenführer = ColonelOberführer BrigadierGeneralmajor = Brigadeführer = Major GeneralGeneralleutnant = Gruppenführer = Lieutenant GeneralGeneral = Obergruppenführer = GeneralGeneraloberst = OberstgruppenführerGeneralfeldmarschall = Riechsführer-SS = Field Marshal
The lowest rank in the army is typically referred to as "private." In the U.S. Army, for example, the entry-level rank is Private (E-1), which is designated as "Private" without any additional insignia. This rank is often assigned to new recruits who have just completed basic training.
A corporal is a rank in the army
It would depend on which army you mean and the precise rank.
Brigander
Otto Rank was born on April 22, 1884.
Otto Rank was born on April 22, 1884.
Otto Rank was an Austrian psychoanalyst, writer, teacher and therapist.
Otto Rank has written: 'Will therapy' -- subject(s): Psychoanalysis, Neuroses
Otto Rank died on October 31, 1939 at the age of 55.
No, not in the army. But the Reichsarbeitsdienst RAD had the rank Feldmeister. Before Nazi times some Scout groups called leaders Feldmeister. Befor 1900 it was used as a different term. But never as a military rank.
He was the Chancellor of Germany,
He served in the German army. Got to the rank of corporal.
He enlisted in the German army in WW1 and got to the rank of corporal.
The three stripes on a German uniform, particularly during World War II, indicated the rank of a soldier. Specifically, this insignia typically denoted the rank of Corporal (Unteroffizier) in the German Army. The use of stripes as a rank insignia is a common military tradition, allowing for quick visual identification of a soldier's rank.
Otto Rank was born on April 22, 1884 and died on October 31, 1939. Otto Rank would have been 55 years old at the time of death or 131 years old today.
Adolf Shiklgruber attained the rank of corporal in the German army. Much later, he took the name Adolf Hitler, and became Chancellor of Germany, and later, Commander-in-Chief of the German military forces.