
Erwin Rommel
November 15, 1891 – October 14, 1944
This author is primarily known for his military career as a field marshal in the German army during World War II. His tactical approaches, refined from World War I experiences and detailed in his classic work, have become a subject of study. His command in the North African campaign earned him the moniker "Desert Fox," highlighting his prowess as a tank commander. The author's figure and his relationship with the prevailing political regime remain subjects of historical debate and interpretation, making him a complex and ambiguous figure.