Killing patton is a captivating book that shares the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of general george s. Patton. Comparing the atrocities of * vs. Stalin, it's almost like there is no comparison.

The book switches perspectives back and forth from each side of the war. It keeps the reader hooked on with the fast paced action, fighting, and suspense of the plot. It demonstrates objective journalism that does not not convey a writer's agenda, but...  Read More

Most readers are not aware of how closely the allies became to loosing the war. The brutality of the war comes alive and it is no surprise that relatives who served in the war (including my own) never talked about it. Would highly recommend to anyone ...  Read More

The book is very short and contains very little research. It is not recommended for wwii players.

While these may not be egregious errors, they represent a * degree of sloppiness and unreliability. The title of this book is very misleading.

In my opinion, o'reilly's book is highly overrated. I wonder if his other books pull the same scam. What serious history buff really cares to read o’reilly's gossip column regarding the leaders' mistresses.