The word is tainted by its associations.
It means "leader," but Adolf Hitler was called "Fuhrer" by many of his followers, so the word is not used much anymore. For the same reasons that Germans wouldn't name their sons Adolf and Italians wouldn't name their sons Benito.
fuhrer
The fuhrer
Der Fuhrer The Boss Chancellor President That is pretty much it.
As the Fuhrer.
Adolf Hitler
Mein Fuhrer if they were talking directly to him, Der Fuhrer/Die Fuhrer if they were refrencing.
Heil Hitler or Der Fuhrer among others
Fuhrer means leader or guide in the German language .
Leader
President is an English word which refers to an elected official, and Fuhrer is a German word (meaning leader) which refers to an absolute dictator.
by saying mein fuhrer, heres an example:Hitler- wer bist Sie? (who are they)you- mein fuhrer, das ist der dritte heeres gruppe.(my leader, that is the 3th army group)in the example you are speaking as like a nazi general or aide to Hitler but everyone called him mein fuhrer when adressing him or when speaking about him but not adressing them they would say Der FuhrerHitler was addressed as "Fuhrer", meaning Leader.
fuhrer
When Hitler was in charge of Germany, the German Citizens called Hitler "Fuhrer" German for Leader.
The Germans did not have Presidents as we have. Adolf Hitler, the dictator was fuhrer (leader) and reichsKanzler- Chancellor of the Reich during the Holocaust period.
"Fuhrer" is German for leader.
Yes, the word "Fuhrer" should be capitalized when referring to Hitler in his role as the leader of Nazi Germany. This is because it is a title or a specific position in this context.
The word is German and means 'leader'