In 1941, Italy fell into passivity on the Battlefield in North Africa. Hitler transferred Rommel, who was the best fighter at the time, to North Africa. After Rommel arrived on the Battlefield in North Africa, he turned the tide of the war in less than two months. He also won the title of Desert Fox and entered the list of the three famous German generals. However, it is such a famous German general, but in the end he was forced to commit suicide.
In 1944, because the war situation was unfavorable to Germany, some people in Germany wanted to withdraw Germany from the war through peaceful means. Of course, this Hitler would not have supported. So these people are ready to use extraordinary means, that is, assassination. After Hitler's assassination, a new government was formed, and then peace talks were made with the Allies. At this time, Hitler's confidant Martin Baumann discovered the incident and began to investigate the matter.
When Martin Bowman investigated this matter, he had the power of life and death in his hands. Because if he says whoever is involved, there is a risk that he will be executed. At that time, Rommel offended many people because he often spoke out to Hitler. Among them was Martin Baumann, who at the time was second only to Hitler. So to get rid of Rommel. Martin Bowman fabricated a document in which Martin Bowman reported in a submission from the Fuehrer's headquarters bearing the words "Secret Affairs of the Empire" that Rommel had said that "he will lead the new government after the assassination is successful". After this document was issued, it also heralded the next end, and General Rommel was bound to die.
Two days later, two generals came to Rommel's house, and Rommel later committed suicide by swallowing poison. Rommel did this because he could save his family and his reputation. Hitler was later buried for Rommel. However, although Rommel died, his reputation after his death was very good. Arguably the most famous of all Nazi officers. Not only did the Nazis identify with him, but the Allies also recognized him.
Hitler's propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels, molded him as a "People's Marshal"; British Prime Minister Winston Churchill said with great reverence: "You are a calm and cunning enemy, a great general." "Mainly because he was just a soldier and hadn't committed any other war crimes. And in order to better manage Germany after the war, it was necessary to create a person who was acceptable to both sides.