Rommel mentioned that Hitler was a sentimental and cold-blooded soldier.

This was said by the then German Field Marshal Keitel, not Rommel. Rommel simply called him an "old man who loved to tell jokes" in a letter to his family.

There were many manifestations of Hitler's "sentimentality". For example, according to Mussolini's recollection, during the Munich negotiations in October 1938, Hitler immediately burst into tears when he saw him. . In Mussolini's original words: "...I think he (Sitler) is a sentimental person. It can be seen that he respects me very much. And whenever he gets angry, I am the only one who can calm him down. ."

Another example: According to Hitler's female secretary Traudl Junge in her memoir "Until the Last Moment": "He (Sitler) was somewhat sentimental...Hitler was a Vegetarian... He doesn't let people put flowers in his office because they will wither and he doesn't like to see dead things..."