http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1853671991/qid=1119838410/sr=8-2/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/102-4705092-2017702?v=glance&s=books&n=507846
its about his experience in world war 1
Damn that looks interesting. 
It’s an excellent book. I read it as a supporting text when I was being taught Platoon command (not very grand - only MTQ2 for those in the know).
Rommel goes through each of his WWI battles, comparing his estimate and plan with what actually ocurred. It might be a little dry for some people. I found it fascinating, and I did learn from it. Apparently it was required reading for US Officers during WW2, which is why it was translated to English.
My only complaint with the book (and it’s a traslation issue, not something Rommel said) is the use of the phrase ‘hit the dirt’ when ‘took cover’ would have been more appropriate. It’s the only idiom I noticed in the book and it jars horribly wherever it is used.
[edit: ‘Required reading in WW1’ amended to ‘WW2’. Thanks FW190]
how can that be possible when the book is published in 1937?
do you mean world war 2?