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Discover how Erwin Rommel arrived in North Africa with only a few thousand men yet pushed the British Army back nearly 500 miles in just six weeks.
This documentary reveals how his revolutionary desert tactics—speed, deception, night maneuvers, and aggressive armored thrusts—shattered traditional British doctrine.
From the “Ghost Division” in France to the lightning assaults at Benghazi, Tobruk, and Gazala, we show how Rommel rewrote the rules of modern maneuver warfare.
Explore why British commanders were repeatedly overwhelmed, why their tanks failed, and how they eventually adapted to defeat the Desert Fox.
A detailed, chapter-based retelling of Rommel’s entire 1941–1942 African campaign, backed by military records and firsthand accounts.
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📚 Sources & Historical References

Primary & Military Sources:
• Kriegstagebuch des Oberkommandos der Wehrmacht (OKW War Diaries), 1940–1942
• Erwin Rommel, Krieg ohne Hass (The Rommel Papers), ed. B. H. Liddell Hart
• British War Office: Middle East Campaign Reports, 1940–1942
• Ultra/Enigma Intercepts on North African Operations, UK National Archives (HW series)
• U.S. Office of Strategic Services (OSS) Intelligence Summaries on DAK

Secondary Histories:
• B.H. Liddell Hart – The Rommel Papers
• David Irving – The Trail of the Fox
• Samuel W. Mitcham – Rommel’s Desert War
• Jon Latimer – Alamein
• Douglas Porch – The Path to Victory
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