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Meaning of "was commandant"
was commandant: Refers to a person in charge of a group, such as a commanding officer in the military or the leader of a camp or prison. This phrase is used in organizational or leadership contexts
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I was out before he was commandant.
He also was commandant of cadets at West Point for four years.
Attempts to escape were rare while Owen was commandant.
Rudolf Hoess was Commandant of Auschwitz during the war.
The regiment of the Patricios, of which he was commandant.
He commanded a fighter base and later was commandant of the Royal Military College of Canada.
He was commandant of the Brigade 's first battalion.
Among the casualties of this war was Commandant General Potgieter.
Solomon Morel was commandant of a post-war Communist concentration camp for Germans in Poland.
In official French Canadian usage, a squadron leader 's rank title was commandant d'aviation.
For some time, he was commandant of Police University.
An SS-Aufseherin, overseer, at Buchenwald concentration camp, where her husband, Karl-Otto Koch, was commandant.
As you know . my father was commandant of this academy.
Colonel Thomas Polk was commandant of the 2nd Battalion.
The leader, whose “ nom de guerre “ was Commandant Rose, was frequently at Chez Jallot.
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After promotion to commander in 1909, Coontz was Commandant of Midshipmen at the Naval Academy.
In 1815 during Napoleon 's Hundred Days Creutzer was commandant of the town and fortress of Bitche.
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On your feet in the presence of the commandant
The commandant does not care if we live or die
