Talk:Mann (military rank)

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one should mention that "Mann" is simply translated as man and is used in everyday language in Germany like man is used in everyday English and i think this should appear first on this page.

i find this article to be a very narrow interpretation/explanation by merely referring to Nazi-Germany.

Instead of making negative comments about other people's work, why don't YOU add the additional information. This encyclopedia is for all to edit and add to. Thanks for your comments -Husnock 4Jan05