During World War II, the German General Secretary appointed a Reich (Generalissimo), a national leader (equivalent to a Marshal), and 26 senior military officers of the Marshal

1. Reich Marshal: G?ring (1893-1946) was awarded the title of Air Marshal in 1935, and on July 19, 1940, he was awarded the title of Reich Marshal, Director-General of the German Air Force

2. National leader of the SS: Marine Inrich Himmler (1900-1945, 34 years old, with less than 2 years of military experience) was appointed "Leader of the SS Reich"

3. June 1, 1936, General Waller von Bromberg (1878-1946, 58 years old, 39 years of military service, dismissed in 1938), Minister of War and Commander-in-Chief of the Wehrmacht, was promoted to the rank of Field Marshal;

4. Raeder

On April 1, 1938, Navy Commander-in-Chief Dr. Erich Raeder (1876-1960, 62 years old, 44 years of military service, resigned in 1943 ) was promoted to the rank of Navy Marshal;

5. General Walter von Brauchitsch, Commander-in-Chief of the Army (1881-1948, 59 years old, 40 years of military service, dismissed in December 1941) Was promoted to the rank of field marshal;

6. General Gerd von Rundstedt (1875-1953, 65 years old, 48 years of military service, the highest military commander in chief of Army Group A) Commander-in-Chief of the Western Front) was promoted to the rank of Field Marshal;

7. General Fedor von Bock (1880-1945, 60 years old and 42 years of military service), Commander-in-Chief of Army Group B, The highest military position, Commander-in-Chief of Army Group Center) was promoted to the rank of Field Marshal;

8. General William Keitel, Chief of Staff of the Supreme Command of the Armed Forces (1882-1946, aged 58 and 39 years) (military age) was promoted to the rank of field marshal; this man was nicknamed by the German generals as "the royal dog of the Führer"!

9. General Erwin von Witzleben, commander of the 1st Army Group (1881-1944, 59 years old, 39 years of military service, the highest military position, Commander-in-Chief of the German Army on the Western Front) was promoted He was a field marshal. He was hanged in 1944 for participating in the planning of the "720 Wolf Lair Bombing" - the only field marshal in Nazi Germany who was sentenced to death by his own country;

10. Commander of the 4th Group Army Günter General von Kluge (1882-1944, 58 years old, 38 years of military service, the highest military position, Commander-in-Chief of the German Army on the Western Front) was promoted to the rank of Field Marshal;

11. 6th Army Commander General Walter von Reichenau (1884-1942, 56 years old, 37 years of military service, the highest military position, Commander-in-Chief of Army Group South) was promoted to the rank of Field Marshal;

12. The commander of the 12th Army, General William Lister (1880-1971, 60 years old, 42 years of military service, the highest military position, Commander-in-Chief of Army Group A) was promoted to the rank of Field Marshal;

14. Air Force Director Air Force General Erhard Mirchi (1892-1972, 48 years old at the time, only 11 years of military service - 1914 to 1918, 1933 to 1940, promoted to Air Force General in 1936, the highest military position, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Air Force) Was promoted to Air Marshal;

15. Air Force General Albert Kesselring, commander of the 2nd Air Force (1885-1960, 55 years old, 36 years of military service, the highest military position in the German West Commander-in-Chief of the Line) was promoted to the rank of Air Marshal (surpassing the rank of Air Force General);

16. Air Force General Hugo Speller (1885-1963, 57 years old, commander of the 3rd Air Force) With 39 years of military service, he was transferred to the Air Force in 1933. The highest military position (Commander-in-Chief of the Western Front Air Force) was promoted to the rank of Air Marshal (surpassing the rank of Air Force General).

17. On June 23, 1942, the commander of the African Army, Egypt Erwin Rommel, General of the Armored Forces (1891-1944, 51 years old, 32 years of military service, the highest military position Commander-in-Chief of Army Group B) was promoted to field marshal (surpassing the rank of general);

18. On June 30, 1942, General Georg von Küchler (1881-1968, 61 years old, 42 years of military service), commander-in-chief of Army Group North, was promoted to field marshal;

19. On June 30, 1942, General Erich von Manstein (1887-1973, 55 years old, 37 years of military service, the highest military rank in the South), commander of the 11th Army Commander-in-chief of Army Group A) was promoted to field marshal;

20. On January 30, 1943, General Ewald von Kleist (1881-1954, commander-in-chief of Army Group A) 62 years old, 43 years of military service) was promoted to field marshal;

21. Commander-in-chief of Army Group B, General Maximilian von Weickers, Baron (1881-1954, at the age of 62 22. On January 30, 1943, General Ernst Busch (1885- —In 1945, at the age of 58, with 39 years of military service and the highest military position (Commander-in-Chief of the German Army on the Northwest Front), he was promoted to field marshal. This man fought fiercely, was cruel, and treated the enemy mercilessly

23. Submarine Force Commander Admiral D?nitz (1891-1980, 52 years old, 33 years of military service, the highest military position, President of Nazi Germany) was promoted to Marshal of the Navy (beyond the rank of general), and was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Nazi German Navy on the same day ;

24. On January 30, 1943, General Friedrich Paulus (1890-1957, 53 years old, 33 years of military service), commander of the 6th Army, was promoted to field marshal. He is one of the few "marshals" who has never worn the marshal rank insignia! He can be regarded as a "Stalingrad" - in December 1942, he was promoted from armored general to general for his meritorious service in the assault on the city. He was defeated as a "Stalingrad" - on January 31, 1943, he led his troops to surrender while wearing the epaulettes of a general. It’s really unlucky!

25.1943-February 17, Air Force General Wolfram von Richthofen (1895-1945), commander of the Fourth Air Force and Doctor of Engineering , 48 years old at the time, with a total of 25 years of service in the army twice. He shot down 7 enemy planes in World War I. The highest military position (Commander of the Second Air Force) was promoted to Air Marshal;

26, March 1944 In August, General Walter Model (1891-1945, 53 years old, 35 years of military service, commander-in-chief of Army Group B, the highest military position) of the 9th Army was promoted to field marshal; one of his famous sayings was "Go back and tell Führer, Model did not carry out his order."

27. On April 5, 1945, General Ferdinand Sch?ner (1892-1973, 53 years old and 32 years of military service), commander-in-chief of Army Group Center ) was promoted to field marshal and appointed commander-in-chief of the Nazi German Army at the end of April;

28. On April 26, 1945, Robert Ritter von Graem, commander of the 6th Air Force Air Force General (1892-1945, 53 years old, 33 years of military service, shot down 28 enemy planes in World War I, "the highest-ranking military officer in World War II - aviation general, fighter pilot") was promoted to Air Force Marshal—— After being promoted to the rank of marshal for Nazi Germany, he was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe on the same day