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... OF THE WAR By Joresighi Rommel Strikes ONCE more Hitler has set the stage of this world war. Obviously he believes that it is for the final scene. All his ambitions are staked on the setting he has ordered. For clearly Rommel's renewed offensive in Egypt ...
... that the Five Graves are munition dumps prepared before the war by Rommel himself in the guise of an archaeologist Rommel at His Headquarters When three British officers are brought in Rommel regales them with lectures on military strategy and supplies. The ...
... beach at Dunkirk. The question arises, can Rommel organise a Dunkirk for his men or will he be compelled to make a stand as at Stalingrad, where Hitler ordered the German Sixth Army to fight to the last man Rommel can retreat to the mountains around Bizerta ...
... Harry Cooke, also an International fencer and a former Amateur champion, talking to Mrs. C. R. Hammersley The Paris team M. A. Rommel, M. C. N. Netter, M. Anthony, M. J. Froucht and Mattre Roger Crosnier. The match was held at the Duke of York's Headquarters ...
... who fought under Montgomery will want us to rejoice, for they turned back Rommel's Panzers and that must have been a happy moment for them. Reading the news it seems that Rommel's Panzers made a short, sharp attack on our line and then bounced back as ...
... has served in Africa, Crete and Italy, showing the utmost daring. He was one of the two survivors of the commando raid on Rommel's Libyan headquarters in 1941, and was awarded the D.S.O. for gallant and distinguished services in Sicily this yeur. A soil ...
... believe that the end is very near. So does Rommel. His sudden flight to Italy for a conference with Field-Marshal Keitel and Admiral Doenitz is significant. Whatever orders he may have received from them, Rommel knows what is going to happen. He is going ...
... strategists of modern warfare. With General Sir Bernard Montgomery, he planned and put into execution the Eighth Army's attack on Rommel and his forces in Egypt, thus taking the first and vital step towards regaining for the Allied Nations full freedom of action ...
... The Glorious Story of the Eighth Army in the Battle of Egypt is Told in 44 Desert Victory' dive-bombed by ,n ,hc Rommel s J into action z-n.nrM l, ...
... made a daring raid on Bardia. Later, after a thrilling escape from the Germans in Crete, he took part in the commando raid on Rommel's Libyan headquarters, from which he and one other survivor regained the British lines after a desert trek of forty days. ...
... the complete routing of Rommel in Libya. This we now know is why he sent Goering to meet Marshal Petain. He wanted Goering to persuade (or frighten) the marshal into military collaboration with Germany. The threat was that Rommel might have to fall back ...
... would have been an oppor tunity to smash Rommel, completely. While Rommel keeps on the run, General Mont gomery's striking power is considerably reduced. It is clear, however, that he found new means to move Rommel from El Agheila so that we can be fairly ...