What side was erwin rommel on in the World War 2?

Answer 1

Who was Erwin Rommel?Erwin Rommel (15 Novemver 1891 - 14 October 1944) was a German general who rose to fame as commander of the Axis forces fighting the British in North Africa (1941-43). A clever tactician who used his numerically inferior forces to such great advantage that his reputation became a threat to Allied morale. Finally overwhelmed by superior numbers, he returned to Europe where he was put in charge of organising the defence of the French coast (so-called "Atlantic Wall") prior to the Normandy landings in June 1944. Badly wounded by an air attack on his staff car, he returned to Germany. Implicated in the July (1944) plot to assassinate Hitler but was so popular that he was not put on trial. Instead was given the option of committing suicide which he took in order that his family would not be harmed. Buried with full military honours (it was said that he had died of his wounds). His son later became Mayor of Stuttgart in post-war Germany.

lie he comited sucide on 10/14/1944 because he didn't want to go though his trial. btw Vincent wrote this.
A German general.

Answer 2

He was the Field Marshal who was in charge of the Afrika Korps, an elite army who almost conquered the desert until his supply lines were overextended and reinforcements couldn't get to him in time. British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery of the Eighth Army took advantage of this and defeated him in the second Battle of El Alamein. He just outnumbered Rommel, so I found it rather unfair.

Rommel also helped with the Atlantic Wall, a coastal defensive system built along the western coast of Europe in anticipation of an Allied invasion.

Answer 3

He served in the Wehrmatch, the regular army.

It is important to note he never joined or supported in any way the nazi party.