Erwin
Rommel was a capable general,
who led his forces bravely during the Second World War. He was given
the title
of 'The Desert Fox' due to his tactical planning in desert war. Rommel
was a
great achiever in the battlefield and he became famous for commanding
of the
German and Italian troops in the North African deserts in the middle of
the
World War ll.
Erwin
Rommel was born in 1891 in a teacher's family. He was brave and
ambitious.
After finishing education, he joined army. He showed the qualities of
bravery,
and leading capability. His Ionging heart for the act of bravery was
bubbling
all the time which became the inspiring event for him during Second
World War.
Rommel
rosed to become the Field Marshal by dint of his bravery and ability.
He was so
appropriate in his dealing s that he earned the respect of both his own
men and
opponents. He made full contribution in Hitler's victories over France
and
Poland. Rommel was very much confident as a leading general in a
battlefield.
He was able to instill confidence in the minds of soldiers to fight
properly
and tactfully.
Edwin
Rommel became victorious and successful in pushing the British army
back to
Egypt and recaptured Tobruk in 1942. Then he was elevated to the rank
of field
marshal. In 1942, Rommel's troops were defeated by British Army under
the
command of field marshal Montgomery and German troops were forced out
of Egypt.
At this critical time, Rommel was called again from Africa to lead his
army in
Germany.