John Gunther's D-DAY and ITS HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Rommel's troops were only forty miles from Alexandria and victory, Montgomery said "It is now mathematically certain that I will eventually destroy Rommel." His confidence spread throughout his troops and gave them great moral. Eventually, Rommel's armies were defeated. However Rommel himself was just as brilliant as Montgomery. He never once was reinforced, yet he held off the 8th a
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