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Hint	Answer	Birth date	Death date	Joined army in	% Correct
One of the most famous WW2 generals. His nickname is named after is his time in North Africa. He had to kill himself in 1944, under pressure from Hitler	Rommel	15 November 1891	14 October 1944	1911	90%
He was one of the most important generals in WW2. Commanding D-Day and the whole allied forces in the western front. After the war in 1953, he became US president.	Eisenhower	October 14, 1890	March 28, 1969	1915	79%
WW2 pacific general. In most of his pictures, he has a big pipe in his mouth. He was the first and only Philippine Marshal.	MacArthur	26 January 1880	5 April 1964	1903	79%
He is called the father of the Blitzkrieg and the father of modern-panzer	Guderian	17 June 1888	14 May 1954	1907	75%
He also fought in both world wars. He participated in many western front battles as commander. After the war, he became the first Viscount of Alamein.	Montgomery	17 November 1887	24 March 1976	1908	73%
Fought in battle like operation Torch, landing on Sicily and the allied invasion of France. Also called bandito	Patton	November 11 1885	December 21 1945	1909	68%
He fought during the Battle of France and during the war became the leader of Free France. After the war, he became President of France.	Gaulle	22 November 1890	9 November 1970	1912	66%
Was sent to help General Paulus at Stalingrad. On April 2nd 1944 Hitler fired him	Manstein	24 November 1887	9 June 1973	1906	63%
Commanded the Japanese Navy during the first 2 years of the pacific war. He was killed during Operation Vengeance.	Yamamoto	April 4, 1884	April 18, 1943	1904	63%
He was commander in chief of the US Navy in the pacific during WW2 and became a five-star general. A US aircraft Carrier was named after him	Nimitz	February 24, 1885	February 20, 1966	1905	54%
He commanded his country to fight against the Russians in the Winter War. During and shortly after the war He Became President of Finland.	Mannerheim	4 June 1867	27 January 1951	1887	45%
He did not fight in any battle in WW2 but was the Chief of Staff of the United States Army during the war. In 1953 he won a Nobel prize for his famous plan to help Europe.	Marshall	December 31, 1880	October 16, 1959	1902	44%
Fought in many battles on the Eastern front, such as The Battle of Stalingrad, the Battle of Kursk, and Moscow. He also was Marshal of Poland.	Rokossovsky	21 December 1896	3 August 1968	1914	42%
He played a key role during the defence of Moscow. He became Marshal of the soviet union in 1944	Konev	28 December 1897	21 May 1973	1916	34%
He is most famous for defending the British airspace during the Battle of Britain in 1940.	Dowding	24 April 1882	15 February 1970	1900	33%
He fought during the Second Italo-Senussi War, the Second Italo-Ethiopian War and during WW2 in North Africa and surrendered during the Italian Campaign.	Graziani	11 August 1882	11 January 1955	1903	25%
Server in both world wars. He was the 1st Earl of Tunis.	Alexander	10 December 1891	16 June 1969	1911	22%
He commanded 4 different army groups. He was the main commander during the Battle of Moscow and just like many other generals of his country he was fired in 1942	Bock	3 December 1880	4 May 1945	1998	21%

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