YEAH! That's right - he was a general, who fought side by side with his men - and he fought a war which he never ever wanted. Leni Riefenstahl made him to the hero called "Wüstenfuchs", he never wanted to be.

He very soon recognized the nonsense of the germany's war against the world - but also he had a gun in the back. Some time after the D-Day he ended up, but no on knows how... I'm sure, he also is a victim of the Nazi regime, so he also is an anti-fascism-maertyr! >

And the change from "Himmler" to "Rommel" isn't very far, is it?

Besides: you got the name "Himmler" from a GI? You mean an American? Hm...