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In this textbook, Erwin Rommel draws on his experiences as a German infantry officer during World War I. He narrates the campaigns he participated in, then dissects and analyzes the tactics and decisions that shaped those battles. The work is a rare blend of personal narrative and military technical assessment, providing valuable perspective on early 20th‑century warfare.
First publish date: 1941
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography
Authors: Erwin Rommel
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