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Portrait George Patton

George Patton

11. 11. 1885 – 21. 12. 1945

He was one of the most prominent American commanders of World War II. He became famous for his courage, uncompromising command style, and lightning-fast tank attacks. He earned the nickname “Old Blood and Guts” for his rough reputation, indomitable energy, and tough speeches, with which he was able to inspire his soldiers. His strategies significantly helped the Allies in Africa, Italy, and during the liberation of France.

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