ChrisWI wrote:I would put them under the 3rd Reich but make a seperate category for them.

Agreed with ChrisWI

I want to express my solidarity with all the above said words.

Hi Chuck!
Little correction:
This is IDF Spokesman (Spokeswoman ) site.

I think this topic must be deleted. He asks for our help to log him in, because Russian combat officers "doesn't know English". I believe it's just a form of spam.

That was me. For some unknown reason I was kicked out

I have a feeling that the creator of Esperanto, the Polish born Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof (1859-1917), at least to some extent was influenced by the Polish rank names. The ranks of subleŭtenanto and subkolonelo sound for me as litteraly translations of Polish podporucznik and podpulkownik : porucznik ...

The Russian "Sherenga" has the same origin, but the word for private "riadovoy" comes from its synonym "riad", also means "row". Something else - the Hebrew names of ranks: Turai - from "tur" - means row Samal is acronym of S egen M i-khutz L e-min'i...

Decorations of Israel
http://www.take-a-pen.org/MedalsOfIsrael.htm