What title did Manstein achieve in the German Army?
Gefreiter
Oberst
General
Generalfeldmarschall
Answer
Generalfeldmarschall, or Field Marshal, was the highest rank attainable in the German Army. It was reserved for exceptionally skilled and experienced generals who had demonstrated outstanding leadership and strategic abilities. The rank carried immense prestige and was a symbol of the utmost respect and recognition within the military hierarchy.
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