The Mysterious Death of Gen. George S. Patton -- Robert K. Wilcox, American Thinker
Sixty-seven years ago, on a cold December 9th in 1945 Germany, legendary American general George S. Patton was injured in a strange auto "accident" on a road outside Mannheim, near the Rhine River. The opinionated anticommunist died twelve days later. Today, the evidence that he was murdered -- the first in a line of postwar political assassinations including that of President John F. Kennedy -- is mounting.
In 2008 my book about Patton's mysterious death, Target: Patton, was published by Regnery with the core evidence, including:
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My Comment: A conspiracy theory to read about during the weekend. As to what is my take .... the war was over and General Patton's ability to influence events (i.e. to start a conflict with the Soviet Union) was severely limited. In short .... there was no motive to kill him. He was old and got into a serious car accident .... it happens every day. In addition .... when the Soviet Union fell the records of the former NKVD/KGB became opened .... there is no mentioned about Soviet involvement in the assassination of Patton.
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