What Eisenhower Told Staff When Patton Turned His Army 90 Degrees in 48 Hours

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In the closing winter of 1944, the Western Front appeared, at least on the surface, to have reached a moment of relative stability. Allied forces, having successfully broken out of Normandy and liberated vast regions of France and Belgium, were pressing steadily toward the German border. Supreme Allied Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower believed that t... Read More