The email was sent from a private PC that did not belong to Herr Wannabe.
Herr Doktor, of course, is the notorious Josef Mengele of Auschwitz, on the run from justice.
She greeted him saying, “Herr Dr. Heim, what are you doing here?”
The written word has no greater champion than Herr Besofsky from Galicia.
Herr Glock then cleverly marketed these attributes to police departments in the United States.
Herr Pastor has other functions than to preach to the living.
And Herr Winkleman is equal to you; you have said so yourself.
"Herr von Holzen is the most important person," replied Roden.
Herr Erasmus has given me a small Spanish mantilla and three men's portraits.
I have spoken for you to Herr Wilibald Pirkheimer about the instrument you wanted to have.
German equivalent of Mr., 1650s, originally "nobler, superior," from Middle High German herre, from Old High German herro, comparative of her "noble, worthy, exalted," from PIE *kei-, a color adjective, in suffixed form *koi-ro- here meaning "gray, hoary," hence "gray-haired, venerable." Cognate with Old Frisian hera, Dutch heer; perhaps in this usage a loan-translation of Latin senior. Hence also Herrenvolk "master race," in Nazi ideology, the concept of the German people.
