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Rommel is often held in high regard due to how he treated his enemies.  He ignored numerous orders from Berlin to kill captured commandos and deport Jews from his area of operations.  He was well loved by his men and spoke with them often.  His brilliant successes on the battlefield and his well renowned chivalry made him one of the most popular generals in Germany, and garnered a great deal of respect from his enemies, with many of them praising him and British Field Marshal Montgomery even naming his dog after him.  His allegiance was to Germany, not Hitler, a choice that lead to many of their disagreements and his eventual affiliation with the plot against Hitler.

Rommel is often held in high regard due to how he treated his enemies.  He ignored numerous orders from Berlin to kill captured commandos and deport Jews from his area of operations.  He was well loved by his men and spoke with them often.  His brilliant successes on the battlefield and his well renowned chivalry made him one of the most popular generals in Germany, and garnered a great deal of respect from his enemies, with many of them praising him and British Field Marshal Montgomery even naming his dog after him.  His allegiance was to Germany, not Hitler, a choice that lead to many of their disagreements and his eventual affiliation with the plot against Hitler.

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[[Category:World War II Commanders]]

[[Category:World War II Commanders]]

[[Category:German People]]

[[Category:German People]]