Every Rank in Nazi Army During WW2 Explained in 19 Minutes

From 🪖 Soldat to 🎖️ Generalfeldmarschall, explore every rank of the Nazi Army during ⚔️ WWII.

In this concise yet detailed 📘 explainer, you’ll uncover: the 📊 hierarchy, 🎯 roles, 🎖️ insignia, and 🏛️ historical significance of each rank.

Whether you’re a 📚 history buff, 🕵️ WWII nerd, or just 🤔 curious, this is your go-to guide for understanding the 🪖 Nazi military structure.

🎥 In this video, you’ll learn about:

– 🏗️ How the Nazi Army’s rank system was organized
– 👨‍✈️ The responsibilities at each level — Enlisted Men, NCOs, Officers
– 🪙 Visual insignia and what they represented
– 🏰 How rank reflected power, authority, and the Nazi command hierarchy

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⏱️ Chapters

00:00 — Soldat
00:57 — Gefreiter
02:04 — Obergefreiter
02:50 — Hauptgefreiter
03:45 — Stabsgefreiter
04:39 — Unteroffizier
05:34 — Feldwebel
06:27 — Oberfeldwebel
07:19 — Stabsfeldwebel
08:20 — Hauptfeldwebel
09:14 — Leutnant
10:18 — Oberleutnant
10:58 — Hauptmann
12:00 — Major
12:45 — Oberstleutnant
13:58 — Oberst
14:37 — Generalmajor
15:40 — Generalleutnant
16:25 — General der Infanterie
17:30 — Generaloberst
18:30 — Generalfeldmarschall

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