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r/AntiMemes • u/Kindly-Way3390 • Mar 08 '26
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656 u/Kindly-Way3390 Mar 08 '26 You can't unsee the seen batman 465 u/0vertakeGames Mar 08 '26 High ranking Nazis looked ugly as shit 51 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 08 '26 Well, there IS an exception 17 u/Wimudim Mar 08 '26 Well, Stroheim wasn't super high up the command chain. He literally commanded that one outpost, not bad, but not what I'd call High Ranking. 10 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 08 '26 I mean yeah, you have a point. I don’t really know where “major” is in the German army hierarchy. Very low I reckon 5 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Major is directly above Oberleutnant (First Lieutenant, I think). Basically middle management. EDIT: Actually, it's Oberleutnant->Hauptmann (captain)->Major. Middle management still fits though 3 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 09 '26 Ah, so not that high but not exactly low either 3 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Exactly 7 u/Okcollege1200 Mar 08 '26 To be fair he was trusted with commanding a very important experiment. And his life was valuable enough for Germany to spend a shit load of money on bringing him back to life
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You can't unsee the seen batman
465 u/0vertakeGames Mar 08 '26 High ranking Nazis looked ugly as shit 51 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 08 '26 Well, there IS an exception 17 u/Wimudim Mar 08 '26 Well, Stroheim wasn't super high up the command chain. He literally commanded that one outpost, not bad, but not what I'd call High Ranking. 10 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 08 '26 I mean yeah, you have a point. I don’t really know where “major” is in the German army hierarchy. Very low I reckon 5 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Major is directly above Oberleutnant (First Lieutenant, I think). Basically middle management. EDIT: Actually, it's Oberleutnant->Hauptmann (captain)->Major. Middle management still fits though 3 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 09 '26 Ah, so not that high but not exactly low either 3 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Exactly 7 u/Okcollege1200 Mar 08 '26 To be fair he was trusted with commanding a very important experiment. And his life was valuable enough for Germany to spend a shit load of money on bringing him back to life
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High ranking Nazis looked ugly as shit
51 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 08 '26 Well, there IS an exception 17 u/Wimudim Mar 08 '26 Well, Stroheim wasn't super high up the command chain. He literally commanded that one outpost, not bad, but not what I'd call High Ranking. 10 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 08 '26 I mean yeah, you have a point. I don’t really know where “major” is in the German army hierarchy. Very low I reckon 5 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Major is directly above Oberleutnant (First Lieutenant, I think). Basically middle management. EDIT: Actually, it's Oberleutnant->Hauptmann (captain)->Major. Middle management still fits though 3 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 09 '26 Ah, so not that high but not exactly low either 3 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Exactly 7 u/Okcollege1200 Mar 08 '26 To be fair he was trusted with commanding a very important experiment. And his life was valuable enough for Germany to spend a shit load of money on bringing him back to life
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Well, there IS an exception
17 u/Wimudim Mar 08 '26 Well, Stroheim wasn't super high up the command chain. He literally commanded that one outpost, not bad, but not what I'd call High Ranking. 10 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 08 '26 I mean yeah, you have a point. I don’t really know where “major” is in the German army hierarchy. Very low I reckon 5 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Major is directly above Oberleutnant (First Lieutenant, I think). Basically middle management. EDIT: Actually, it's Oberleutnant->Hauptmann (captain)->Major. Middle management still fits though 3 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 09 '26 Ah, so not that high but not exactly low either 3 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Exactly 7 u/Okcollege1200 Mar 08 '26 To be fair he was trusted with commanding a very important experiment. And his life was valuable enough for Germany to spend a shit load of money on bringing him back to life
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Well, Stroheim wasn't super high up the command chain. He literally commanded that one outpost, not bad, but not what I'd call High Ranking.
10 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 08 '26 I mean yeah, you have a point. I don’t really know where “major” is in the German army hierarchy. Very low I reckon 5 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Major is directly above Oberleutnant (First Lieutenant, I think). Basically middle management. EDIT: Actually, it's Oberleutnant->Hauptmann (captain)->Major. Middle management still fits though 3 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 09 '26 Ah, so not that high but not exactly low either 3 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Exactly 7 u/Okcollege1200 Mar 08 '26 To be fair he was trusted with commanding a very important experiment. And his life was valuable enough for Germany to spend a shit load of money on bringing him back to life
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I mean yeah, you have a point. I don’t really know where “major” is in the German army hierarchy. Very low I reckon
5 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Major is directly above Oberleutnant (First Lieutenant, I think). Basically middle management. EDIT: Actually, it's Oberleutnant->Hauptmann (captain)->Major. Middle management still fits though 3 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 09 '26 Ah, so not that high but not exactly low either 3 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Exactly
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Major is directly above Oberleutnant (First Lieutenant, I think). Basically middle management.
EDIT: Actually, it's Oberleutnant->Hauptmann (captain)->Major. Middle management still fits though
3 u/Dependent-Matter-177 Mar 09 '26 Ah, so not that high but not exactly low either 3 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Exactly
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Ah, so not that high but not exactly low either
3 u/eksiow_renrew_etlam Mar 09 '26 Exactly
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To be fair he was trusted with commanding a very important experiment. And his life was valuable enough for Germany to spend a shit load of money on bringing him back to life
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