German Viewpoint II: Rommel's War Time Documents

Author: Li Dehart
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The three most famous German documents in World War II history. A perfect embodiment of the operational philosophy of the "Desert Fox." They swept across Europe, shook the entire world, and were all worthy of the title " stratéges"; yet they were all defeated, ultimately becoming "war criminals"; however, their military thought was valued by the military experts of the winning countries. They are—Heinz Guderian, the "" (Lightning Hero) and the "father of German armor"; Erwin Rommel, the "Desert Fox" who dominated North Africa; and Erich von Manstein, the "strategic genius" whose "Manstein Plan" is immortalized in military history. Reading their operational memoirs is like sitting in their command vehicle, watching them maneuver across the battlefield, experiencing the thrill of rapid pursuit. Watching them describe their strategic disagreements with Hitler and other Nazi leaders, where victory was just within reach, yet they failed due to the "personal command" of the supreme commander—whether it's sighing in frustration for them or secretly rejoicing that the entire world was spared because of it? Studying the enemy is the prerequisite for defeating the enemy. It is hoped that some of the military insights presented in this book can help lovers of peace sharpen the sword of justice in their hands!