In August Churchill, however, did not stand and dismissed Auchinlecka by sending him to India. General Alexander came to his place, and the 8th Army took over Bernard Montgomery, who forbade Rommel's name first, then attributed all of Auchinlecka's merits to finally employ ... the new chaplain. "We need to increase the effectiveness of prayers," he said.

"Fox of the Desert" knew perfectly well that time was not his ally, so he decided to act. The "right hook" method, checked under Bir Hakeim, attacked the Allied positions on the hills of Al Em Halfa. His operational plans based his data on an agent working in Cairo. He did not know, however, that this agent had worked for a long time ... but for the Englishmen.
