Was General George S. Patton MURDERED? - Forgotten History

General George S. Patton, one of America’s most celebrated and controversial World War II commanders, met an end as dramatic as his life. In December 1945, just months after the war, Patton’s car collided with a U.S. Army truck near Mannheim, Germany. While others in the vehicle escaped with minor injuries, Patton suffered a broken neck and died 12 days later in a military hospital. His sudden death after surviving countless front-line battles sparked decades of speculation. Some believe it was a tragic accident, while others suspect foul play, claiming Patton’s outspoken criticism of Soviet influence and postwar U.S. policy made him a target for assassination. The mystery of his demise remains one of history’s enduring military enigmas. Hosted by Colin Heaton. Forgotten History is a 10th Legion Pictures Production.
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