Erwin Rommel (1891-1944)
If there is 《The Art of War》 in the East, there is 《Rommel's Infantry Tactics》 in the West. This book is a military tactics book written by Erwin Rommel (1891-1944), who was called the Desert Fox, based on his experience of destroying enemy division troops with a company of tanks. The reality is more dramatic than the movie, and 《Rommel's Infantry Tactics》 became a bestseller as soon as it was published, loved by many people. And even now, when people think of tanks, Rommel comes to mind.

His various strategies and tactics, including tank warfare, deployed in World War II, have been praised as being like an entertainer who performs diverse roles on the stage of war. That's why Rommel is sometimes called the entertainer of war. This is not to glorify war. It is a tribute to Rommel, who sacrificed himself for love and humanism, even in inevitable situations.

There are three legendary heroes who fought epic battles during World War II. Rommel of Germany, Bernard Montgomery of Britain, and George S. Patton of the United States. The battles they fought were the subject of public interest at the time. Because of the strategies and tactics deployed on the battlefield, each of them had a nickname. Rommel was the Desert Fox, Montgomery was the Old Fox, and Patton was the Young Lion. The movie 〈The Great Warriors of Three〉 was made with them as protagonists, and among them, a US film centered on Rommel was 〈The Desert Fox, The Story of Rommel〉.

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