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He would have run out of gas. His supplies were being sunk in the Mediterranean Sea by the British. Besides, N. Africa was a side show for Germany. The Russian Front was the German Army's real challenge; 75% of Germany's might was being thrown at the Soviet Union. Rommel was lucky to have gotten what he recieved, the high command had bigger fish to fry than N. Africa!

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