Because his arrogant, straightforward, and disrespectful character is so offending.

The famous German general Rommel in World War II was called the Nazi God of War. In Germany at the time, he was a national icon. He often receives gifts and love letters from girls, and is surrounded by signatures he wants. But contrary to the general popularity of the people, Field Marshal Rommel was persona non grata in the Wehrmacht and the Nazi German government. His arrogance, outspokenness and disregard for authority made people very disgusted. ?The July 20 conspiracy was the most important cause of death on October 14, 1944. Rommel was not popular with the German high command but had been since World War I. Traditional German military officers basically come from the Junker family. They receive formal military training from an early age. Before joining the army, they were like soldiers. Rommel came from a family of intellectuals and at that time, he became a candidate for the 124th Infantry Regiment. Rommel often ignored orders and discipline as long as he believed he was right.

For example, in the 1917 Alpine Campaign, only Captain Rommel changed his superiors' battle plan without permission. Although Rommel was less victorious, Rommel did not receive the award, other heroes also received medals. If the matter was resolved, Rommel would not feel that he was wrong. Instead, he complained about the fairness of the medal. In a German army with clear lines of class and obedience, Rommel was an oddity and, naturally, was not popular with the old-school officers. Therefore, after World War I, Rommel, despite his outstanding talents and commanding abilities, was marginalized in the Wehrmacht. He could not be promoted. He remained in the rank of captain for 16 years.

In 1934, Rommel and Hitler met for the first time in Gozra. Since then, the 43-year-old Rommel has been on the fast track for promotion. It took Rommel 16 years to go from captain to major, 7 years to go from major to colonel, 2 years to go from colonel to major, 2 years to go from major to second lieutenant, and 1 year to go from second lieutenant to general. It took the marshal five months. Common sense dictates that the more promotions you get, the harder you work. In addition to Rommel's rapid promotion, Hitler established him as a symbol to the captive army and the people. Hitler often promoted Rommel in different ways, bypassing the General Staff and the German top brass and breaking traditional promotion rules.

In this way, those who don't think Rommel can have a good face towards him? ?