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by Mr Schlug » 25 Aug 2015, 00:26. Many years ago I had a girlfriend who's Father, a British Sailor during WW2, looked after Rommel's dogs after they had been captured. Rommel had two Dachshunds called 'Monty' and 'Misr' - they were captured and eventually transported to Australia and presented to the Australian Governor.
Erwin Rommel Belgium 1944. by HistoryMax » 13 Dec 2022, 20:10. Good evening to you all, Does anyone have the biography of Erwin Rommel by David Irvings? As part of my research on a Belgian village, I want to know if this general came in April-May 1944 in Ramegnies-Chin. Local witnesses said they saw him in a school complex called Passy-Froyennes.
Re: Why did Rommel dislike the Waffen SS. #14. by Christoph Awender » 26 Nov 2004, 13:30. Panzermahn wrote: It's stated in Manfred Rommel's memoirs and interviews with David Irving for Irving's biography on Erwin Rommel...In fact it was an anecdocte.. In 1943, Manfred wrote to his dad that he wanted to join the Waffen SS but the father refused ...
Does anyone have the complete promotion dates for GFM Rommel, Schörner and von Reichenau - especially interested in the early promotions before General. Thanks. by VJK » 14 Aug 2006, 20:27. Hi! Walther von Reichenau: Leutnant: 1904 Oberleutnant: 8 Aug 1912 Hauptmann: 28 Nov 1914 Major: 1 Jul 1923 Oberstleutnant: 1 Apr 1929 Oberst: 1 Feb 1932 ...
Of course, they committed crimes against the Jews in Tunesia. But there is no evidence that Rommel was involved in any way in these crimes. Rauff was acting since November 26, 1942 in Tunesia and Rommel was more or less nonstop fighting against 8. Army on his way back from El Alamein to Mareth, then leaving Africa.
Joined: 21 Nov 2004, 04:15. Location: Toronto. Rommel on the Australians. by Imad » 20 Jan 2011, 00:52. Hello. During the first siege of Tobruk Erwin Rommel wrote to Lucie about his Australian opponents from 9th Div saying "their training is much superior to ours". This is high praise indeed coming from the Desert Fox but my question is - how ...
According to the data of the Soldbuch of Rommel its identificative plate could be like the one of the photo: Gen.Feldm:Generalfeldmarschall FHQu 1: Führerhauptquartier nº1
Erwin Rommel is well known as the brilliant officer who commanded the German 7th Panzer Division during the 1940 Campaign, and then went on the earn the sobriquet "Desert Fox" at the head of the Afrika Korps in 1941-1943, before taking command of the forces occupying France on the eve of D-Day in 1944, only to be forced to suicide in the ...
Does anyone have the book Rommel - A Narrative and Pictorial History by Richard D. Law and Craig W.H. Luther (published by R. J. Bender, 1980)? If so, would appreciate your posting the photo of Rommel, Dr. Werner Best, and others which appears on Page 239. Many thanks in advance. ~ Mike Miller
When he was aprehended he was brought to Rommel's headquarters at La Roche Guyon for questioning. According to the documentary, Rommel himself spoke to the commando in english. I was not aware that Rommel could speak english. I someone here could confirm whether he could speak english or not, I would be grateful. Thanks in advance. Dieter Zinke.