What REALLY Happened Between ROMMEL and PAULUS During WWII?

Join us as we delve into one of the most intriguing and lesser-known stories of World War II - the complex and tumultuous relationship between two of the German army's most prominent generals, Erwin Rommel and Friedrich Paulus. What really happened between these two military masterminds during the height of the war? Did their differing strategies and personalities lead to clashes that ultimately affected the outcome of the war? From the North African Campaign to the Battle of Stalingrad, we'll explore the intricacies of their relationship and how it impacted the course of history. Get ready to uncover the fascinating and often overlooked dynamics between Rommel and Paulus during WWII.

[StuartAhrens-bn]

Master Painter and what a Top General 🇩🇪🇦🇺🦘🙊🙉🙈

[ashtonkamien]

wow that is insane how he tricked the Allies like that make his tanks look like trucks and paint dancing in the smart strategy interesting strategy and I heard he's an interesting desert fox guy

[KarleneMurfet]

Rommel was a great general, the desert fox

[IviSto-ufci]

Opet Nacisti, dokle ?
Zločinci su zločinci!

[bond-gkne]

LET'S DEBUNK THE MYTHS
Erwin Rommel was insubordinate and did not listen to orders.
Erwin Rommel was a master of tactics but did not understand the battlefield on the operational and strategic level. That's what Berlin knew.
Because when you are fighting on a 3000 km area, tank raids 400-500-600 km beyond your own supply lines are a stupid idea.
That's how he lost the battle of Tobruk and Egypt.
Apart from the fact that "history experts" ignore: Rommel was successful until June 1941 (the attack on the USSR) when, for example, 2/3 of the German Luftwaffe operated in his theater of war.

Again - Rommel did not understand the concept of "world war".
When 80% of the entire Germany was not engaged, the card turned.
You know shit about History. such slogans, catchphrases and Hollywood films.