Hey, I have some nice (I think they're nice anyway) scans of Der Wüstenfuchs himself!

  Now, I'll address this before anyone starts to get upset. I admire Herr Rommel for his dynamic personality, his honorable nature, his genius for tank warfare, the respect & dedication he had for the men who served under him, his creative thinking, his bravery and the love he had for life.
   He served in the first World War as well as the second, and is proof that even during the worst war this world has ever seen there can still be men with honor intact. He disobeyed direct orders to execute prisoners, he even cut the all ready terribly low water rations of his own troops (whilst in Africa) just to make sure that his prisoners had enough. He admired the Allied forces he fought against, especially the English and Australian soldiers. Likewise he was admired by the enemy.
    I don't want anyone to get the wrong idea, mainly that I'm the miko of a Nazi. Rommel was not a party man, and on October 14, 1944  was made to commit suicide for his minimal involvement in the July 20th attempt on Hitler's life. Anyone who doubts that Erwin Rommel is a man of great heart & courage should pick up a copy of "The Rommel Papers" and read some of the letters he wrote to his wife and son, and the account of his actions during World War II.

ERWIN ROMMEL THE LAST KNIGHT ~ A&E Biography series ~

"He served the cruelest monster who ever lived, yet emerged with his reputation intact. His military brilliance and sense of honor earned him a place among history's most fabled commanders. Erwin Rommel may be the greatest general to serve in World War II. His dreaded Panzer legions inflicted bitter defeats on the Allied commanders who opposed him. Yet his unwavering brilliance and nobility won him the enduring respect of his enemies, and-eventually-the betrayal of his master. This in-depth portrait explores the life of the commander who tore up Hitler's order to execute captured Jewish soldiers. Footage of his army in action and interviews with the men who  fought with and against him testify to his tactical genius, while excerpts from his writings reveal the private man. Trace the remarkable life of Hitler's greatest commander, Erwin Rommel, the "Desert Fox."..."