What Patton Said to a Soviet General Who Bragged About Executing Americans
The air in the Allied headquarters outside Linz, Austria, was thick with the stench of cheap Soviet tobacco and damp wool, a suffocating miasma that clung to the stone walls like a curse. For General George S. Patton, the war was not over. The guns had fallen silent across Europe, but in this cramped, mud-spattered … Read more