article_snippet.sent: Field Marshall Erwin Rommel was the one German leader in the Second World War who British British regarded with honour.
article_snippet.sent: Field Marshall Erwin Rommel gained respect from Field Marshall Erwin Rommel foes for Field Marshall Erwin Rommel tactical acumen and sense of fairness during the battle for North Africa.
article_snippet.sent: Rommel, nicknamed the Desert Fox, also became an iconic wartime figure – and the stylish goggles Rommel famously wore across Rommel peak cap became part of the myth.
article_snippet.sent: Major General Michael Gambier-Parry, of the 2nd Armoured Division, was captured with 2,000 of his men by Field Marshall Erwin Rommel in Mechili, Libya, in 1941.
article_snippet.sent: German Panzer Mk III and a command vehicle in Libya during the North African campaign. 
article_snippet.sent: Major General Gambier-Parry was captured by Field Marshall Erwin Rommel in Mechili, Libya, in 1941, before they had they amazing exchange .
article_snippet.sent: Field Marshall Erwin Rommel committed suicide in October 1944 after taking part in a failed plot to kill Hitler.
article_snippet.sent: He respected Field Marshall Erwin Rommel.
article_snippet.sent: He always said that He was a fair general.
highlights_snippet.sent: Rommel, nicknamed the Desert Fox, became an iconic wartime figure .
  