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... Marshal in Rommel-- Desert Fox, reappears briefly but effectively in his old part, in a film which puts the Fox among the Rats. The picture deals with the 242-day defence, of Tobruk, mainly by Australian troops against Rommel's tanks, Rommel's guns and ...
... make a film about Field-Marshal Rommel, whose career was nothing if not colourful, and whose end was wrapped in mystery; but the film has come sooner than one expected. For a British audience to look objectively at Rommel-- Desert Fox (produced in Hollywood ...
... changing sides. Captain Liddell Hart has edited the papers, which are often illustrated with Rommel's own photographs, and in his introduction writes of Rommel's tremendous courage, his extra ordinary energy and his military genius. He was also, Captain ...
... Stroheim Rommel's confidence. In this dilemma, which, I must say, Mr. Tone handles very prettily, he manages, without giving himself away, to find out the secret of the Five Graves to Cairo live ammunition uumps in the desert, which Von Stroheim Rommel has ...
... portant, revealing a profound respect for Rommel's skill and no less respect for Montgomery's caution in exploiting victory to the full; for an error at such a moment, inviting a sharp rejoinder from the redoubtable Rommel, could have cost the Allies dear at ...
... has written the man's story in the form of a novel. Rommel (Collins. 12s. 6d.) is a biography of the German general by Brigadier Desmond Young, and it has as its purpose the examination of the Rommel legend. Since the publishers enthusiastically claim ...
... the next three books, of which the first is Miss Eliza beth Keyes' biography of her brother, GEOFFREY KEYES, V.C., of the Rommel Raid (Newnes. 21s.). Colonel Keyes was the son of that First World War hero, the late Admiral of the Fleet Lord Keyes, who ...
... South Africa, and he became aide-de-camp to General Rommel. Like greater men, he has written his memories of the war and they now appear under the title With Rommel in the Desert (Harrap. 12s. 6d.). Rommel seems to remain a figure of considerable interest ...
... movements and plans of attack, Rommel planted a spy named John Eppler (Mr. Adrian Hoven) in Cairo in 1942. But for the resource and sagacity of Captain Robertson (Mr. James Robertson Justice), Eppler could have given Rommel the victory at 151 Alamein. other ...
... uncertainty or exhilaration and these six tales are an indication that she has a bright future. Run for the Roses by Mimi Rommel: Cassell. 25s, is a novel with a lively satirical approach to the situation in which a vast American corporation moves in ...
... lost to the Japanese. We were still reeling from the effects of the surrender of General Klopper at Tobruk with 30,000 troops Rommel had advanced to the very gates of Cairo, and it was very largely the self-sacrifice of the R.A.F. which had temporarily saved ...
... up my s trousers. I defy any man to keep up his dignity when his J> 1 trousers are slipping down. s I One sidelight is of Rommel lecturing captured British officers on tactics. Your tactics surprised me, he S told an infantry brigade commander. What ...