In English the word commandant is used to denote the officer in charge of:
For some reason, the word commander has become established on most English language Holocaust websites and in Wikipedia. (Compare with barracks for huts).
Commandant was not a rank in Nazi Germany, but an appointment - for example, Rudolf Hoess was Commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp, but his actual rank was SS-Obersturmbannfuhrer (equivalent to lieutenant colonel).
A commandant is an officer in charge of a prisoner-of-war camp, an internment camp, conentration camp or similar camp. Obviously, the commandant sets the tone for the running of the camp. For example, a lazy commandant may turn a blind eye to abuses committed by guards to prisoners .
Commandants ruled large areas. For example a commandant could have ruled Auschwitz. A commandant was very high in power.
...Relieved of duty, the former commandant feigned illness and was not caught up in the immediate revenge acts of the Gestapo (including shooting German workers who had not reported missing wire...) ...He was assigned to an infantry unit as the XO and was wounded in action against the Russians. At the end of the war he was detained until 1947... ...He had earned the respect of the senior Allied officers in the camp and they considered him an honorable man. He died in 1963.
The Andersonville Commandant was Captain Henry Wirz. Wirz was the only Confederate Officer executed by the Victorious Union but question as to whether they were right to execute him continue to this day.
Apparently, Ilse Koch, the commandant's wife, set up a zoo at Buchenwald.
It means "Sir Commander" - a respectful address for the commandant (German commander) of a unit or post.
Anthony Gale, the fourth Commandant of the Marine Corps.
"Jah-vol Mein Commandant" does not appear to be a standard phrase or known expression in any language. It seems like a combination of German ("Jah-vol" is not a recognized German phrase) and possibly English or another language. It may not have a specific or widely understood meaning.
The Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps.
commandant in Arabic is "قائد"
A commandant is an officer in charge of a prisoner-of-war camp, an internment camp, conentration camp or similar camp. Obviously, the commandant sets the tone for the running of the camp. For example, a lazy commandant may turn a blind eye to abuses committed by guards to prisoners .
Commandant in Tagalog: komandante; taga pag-utos
Assistant commandant is not a rank, it is a position.
The Commandant - 2009 was released on: USA: August 2009
A commandant was the head of a prisoner of war camp or a concentration camp.
Commandant's Letter of Commendation Ribbon was created in 1979.
The cast of The Commandant - 2009 includes: Daniel Usaj as Dmitri Martin Vande Waa as The Commandant Robert William Ford as Visili