List of Nazi German marshals:

1. Imperial Marshal (1)

Hermann G?ring Herman Wilhelm Goering (1893-1946) Air Marshal 1935 Imperial Marshal 194 Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior.

2. Field Marshal (19)

1. Werner von blom Bergwerner von Blomberg (1878-1946) Field Marshal 1936 Minister of National Defense.

2. walther von brauchitsch Walter von Brauchitsch (1881-1948) Field Marshal 194 Army Commander-in-Chief.

3. fedor von bock Fedor von Bock (1885-1945) Field Marshal Commander-in-Chief of the 194 B Army Group and Commander-in-Chief of the Central Army Group.

4. Wilhelm Keitel, Wilhelm Keitel (1882-1946) Field Marshal 194 Chief of Staff of the Defence Force High Command.

5. Yotel Hans von Krueger Guenter Hans Von Kluge (1882-1944) Field Marshal 194 Commander-in-Chief of the Central Army Group.

6. william joseph Franz von Lebretter Wilhelm von Leeb (1876-1956) Field Marshal 194 Commander-in-Chief of the Northern Army Group.

7. William Lister Siegmund Wilhelm List (188-1971) Field Marshal Commander-in-Chief of Army Group 194 A.

8. Karl Rudolf Geld von Rundstedt, karl rudolf gerd von rundstedt (1875-1953) Field Marshal 194 Commander-in-Chief of the Southern Army Group, Commander-in-Chief of the D Army Group and Commander-in-Chief of the Western Front.

9. erwin von witzleben Erwin von Witzleben (1881-1944) Field Marshal Commander-in-Chief of the 194s Army Group and Commander-in-Chief of the Western Front.

1. Walter von Reichenau Walter von Reichenau (1884-1942) Field Marshal 194 Commander-in-Chief of the Southern Army Group.

11. Georg von Kuechler (1881-1969) Field Marshal 1942 Commander-in-Chief of the Northern Army Group.

12. Fritz Erich von Manstein Fritz Erich von Manstein (1887-1973) Field Marshal 1942 Commander-in-Chief of the Don Army Group.

13. Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel (November 15, 1891-October 14, 1944) Field Marshal Commander of the North African Expeditionary Force in 1942, Commander-in-Chief of the Northern Italian Army Group and Commander-in-Chief of the French Army Group B.

14. Ernst von Busch Ernst von Buseh (1895-1945) Field Marshal 1943 Commander-in-Chief of the Central Army Group.

15. Ewald von Kleist (1881-1954) Field Marshal 1943 A Commander-in-Chief of the Army Group.

16. Frederick William paulus Friedrich Paulus (189-1957) Field Marshal 1943 Commander of the 6th Army.

17. Maximilian von Weichs Maximilian Baron von Weichs (1881-1954), Field Marshal, Commander-in-Chief of the 1943 F Army Group.

18. Walter Mo Deer Walter Model (1891-1945) Field Marshal 1944 Commander-in-Chief of the Northern Army Group.

19. ferdinand schorner Ferdinand Schorner (1892-1973) Field Marshal 1945 Commander-in-Chief of the Central Army Group.

III. Air Force Marshal (5)

1. El Hald Mirc Erhard Milch Air Force Marshal 194 Air Force Director.

2. Albert Kesselring Albert Kesselring (1885-196) Marshal of the Air Force 194 Commander-in-Chief of the South Military Region of the Air Force and Commander-in-Chief of the German Army on the Western Front.

3. hugo sperrle Hugo Sperrle (1885-1953) Marshal of the Air Force 194 Commander-in-Chief of the French Air Force.

4. Marshal Wolfram Baron von Richthofen, Wolfram von Richthofen 1943 Commander of the Second Air Force.

5. robert ritter von greim Ritter Robert von Greim (June 22, 1892 ~ May 24, 1945) Air Force Marshal 1945 Air Force Commander-in-Chief.

iv. Admiral of the fleet (2)

1. Erich Raeder of erich raeder (1876.4.24—196.11.6) Commander-in-Chief of the Admiral of the fleet Navy in 1939.

2. karl doenitz Karl von Donitz (September 16, 1891-October 24, 198) Commander-in-Chief of Admiral of the fleet's 1943 navy, commander of naval submarine force and German president.

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1. Goering

Goering (1893 -1946), Imperial Marshal. The main war criminal in World War II and the important leader of the German Nazi Party. Born in rosenheim, Bavaria. At the age of 16, he joined the German Army and experienced the First World War. He transferred to the Army Air Force in 1915 and became a famous fighter pilot. Before the end of the war in 1918, he served as the fighter squadron leader. Demobilized after the war, he was hired as a civil aviation pilot in Denmark and Sweden.

I met Hitler in p>1921, joined the National Socialist German Workers' Party (the Nazi Party) the following year, and was appointed as the captain of the stormtroopers. From then on, he colluded with Hitler and carried out a series of criminal activities to provoke and carry out the Second World War. In 1923, he participated in Hitler's "Beer Shop Riot" in Munich, and was seriously injured and fled to Austria.

He returned to China in p>1927 and resumed his leadership position in the Nazi Party. In 1928, he was elected as a member of parliament. In 1932, he was elected as the Speaker of the National Assembly. After Hitler came to power in January 1933, he became Prussian Prime Minister, Minister of Interior and Minister of Aviation.

As Hitler's most effective thug, Goering planned and created the appalling "parliamentary arson case" in modern German history, established the secret police organization "Gestapo", banned the German production party at home, set up concentration camps, persecuted and slaughtered many people and Jews.

in p>1935, Germany formally established the air force, and he became the commander-in-chief of the air force. In 1936, he was responsible for formulating and implementing the "four-year economic plan". The following year, he took over as Minister of Economy, putting the German economy on the track of war. Goering was declared Hitler's successor in 1939 and was once the second leader in the Nazi Party.

He participated in almost all Hitler's strategic decisions and operational plans, and commanded the German Air Force to cooperate with the ground forces in crazy operations. In the attacks of annexing Austria, attacking Poland and France, bombing Great Britain, and indiscriminately bombing the Soviet Union, they all bore direct war crimes and plundered a great deal of wealth from the occupied countries.

Goering was promoted to field marshal as early as 1938 for his contribution to Hitler's aggressive war, and in 194 he was awarded the unique title of "Imperial Marshal" of the Third Reich.

On April 2, 1945, when Soviet troops arrived in Berlin, he fled to Bavaria, and was dismissed from all his posts on the 23rd because his attempt to replace Hitler failed. Germany was arrested by the allied forces after its defeat and surrender. In 1946, he was sentenced to be hanged by the Nuremberg International Military Tribunal and committed suicide by taking poison on the day of execution.

2. Karl Doenitz

Karl karl doenitz (September 16, 1891—December 24, 198) was born in Greenau, a suburb of Berlin, Germany. He was a famous German general during World War II, the German president, the supreme commander of the National Defence Force and Admiral of the fleet.

karl doenitz was born in Berlin on September 16th, 1891. In World War I, he served as the captain of the submarine and was captured by the British in October 1918. It was not until 192 that he returned to Germany and joined the German Navy again. After returning home, Deng Nici devoted himself to studying submarine tactics, studying submarines, training submarine personnel and reviving German submarine forces.

after world war ii, Deng Nici became the commander of the german submarine force. He invented the "wolf tactics". Using this tactic, the allied forces lost 2491 ships. In January 1943, Deng Nici served as commander-in-chief of the navy and was awarded the rank of Admiral of the fleet in the same year. On January 3th, 1944, Hitler gave him a gold Nazi party constitution, so he considered himself the Nazi honor party member.

on April 2th, 1945, Deng Nici was appointed as the commander of the northern German army and civil defense. On April 3, 1945, Hitler committed suicide and left a political will before his death. In his will, Deng Nici was appointed President of the German Reich and Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Force. At the Nuremberg trial, Deng Nici was sentenced to 1 years' imprisonment.

On October 1st, 1956, Deng Nici was released. After he was released from prison, he continued to promote Nazi spirit and revenge. Living in northern Germany. On December 24th, 198, Deng Nici died of a heart attack at the age of 89, the last of the 27 German marshals during World War II.

Resources:

Baidu Encyclopedia: German Marshal.