Why are you using a fake ID and trying to get the email adress from other people? Here is the real Frantisek Maleninsky: https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/who_is_who_146367.htm

In German the words "Mann" und "Frau" are often used to describe a husband or wife. For example "er ist mein Mann" would be "he is my husband." This may seem like it could lead to misunderstanding but "er ist ein Mann" would just mean "he is a man." The same thing happens with girlfriend/boyfriend. "Sie ist meine Freundin" = "she is my girlfriend" and "Sie ist eine Freundin" = "she is a (female) friend." If you want to be very clear you can use "Ehemann" and "Ehefrau" ("die Ehe"="the marriage") but in my experience germans more often just use "Mann" and "Frau" using "my" and "a" to distinguish. I hope that helps

the dictionary says 'Ehemann' https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english-german/husband Though I've always thought it is just 'Mann'

Das ist mein Mann. Das ist mein Ehemann. This is my husband. https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/husband