It should be noted that, while official translations of the position include "Chief of Staff" and variations of this term, the German term "Generalinspekteur" – "General Inspector" – was specifically created to avoid the term of "Generalstabschef" ("Chief of General Staff") deemed historically compromised. When the Bundeswehr was created in 1955, traditional military terms were considered inappropriate after the German Wehrmacht's involvement and conduct in World War II. Therefore, Federal German Bundeswehr has no "General Staff", but a "Executive Staff" ("Führungsstab des Heeres"), and there is no German "Commander-in-chief", but a "Holder of Authority and Command" ("Inhaber der Befehls- und Kommandogewalt", i.e. the Federal Minister of Defence).