David Green, an Australian historian, wrote Hitler's War in North Africa 1941-1942.
I ask him:
Why did Hitler think the Suez Canal was more interesting than Gibraltar?
Why did the Germans not go straight to Egypt by sea instead of entering in the middle of North Africa and slogging all the way to Egypt?
What surprised David Green in his research of WWII's North African war?
How was it to fight a war in the desert?
If there's one message from the book, what would it be?
Why did the British soldiers wash their clothes in petrol?
How did Rommel die?

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