General Patton

 General Patton

General Patton was a General in the Second World War II who helped defeat the nazi socialists. We learn that Patton was noted to be impressive for the manner that he used tanks against nazi socialists. We learn from history that nazi socialists persecuted Jewish individuals because of their ethnicity and race. The Second World War began to defend Jewish lives from socialist nazi sycophants who believed Hitler's deceit. Once the United States and the Allied Forces fought against the nazi socialists, nazism collapsed. 

We learn that General Patton was disciplined and motivated. After D-Day, Eisenhower allowed Patton to mobilize tanks. Patton is known as the general that took more territory in Europe from the nazi socialists than any other general. It is noted that Patton advanced upon enemy territory with such speed that airplanes were needed to supply resources due to his determination and quickness in strategy.

Patton was there to bring support to Brigadier General Anthony McAuliffe who was outnumbered and surrounded by nazi germans. McAuliffe had been sent a message from nazi germans that he was surrounded and needed to surrender. McAuliffe read the message and threw the paper in the trash. McCauliffe did not think much of the message and did not write a response. His soldiers told him to write a response to which he responded by saying that the nazi germans were crazy to think that he was going to surrender. McAuliffe kept fighting, and General Patton arrived to offer support.

Patton destroyed the nazi german forces which retreated from Bastogne, Belgium. Patton secured the area and even promoted Brigadier General McCauliffe to Major General McAuliffe for his bravery. By 1945, the war was over and the nazi germans were defeated. Hitler committed suicide along with Goebbels. Patton was an amazing general who was determined and helped secure democracy from tyrants and their sycophants. We can be grateful for brave men who stood up against totalitarian dictators and thrived. Despite the war having started with very little optimism, Churchill never capitulated. Despite England having taken mass casualties for choosing to fight the nazis, once Allied Forces joined the war it was noted that nazism had it its days numbered. Churchill would see the day when Hitler and nazism was no more.