General Patton by Stanley P. Hirshson
A Soldier's Life
A vivid, balanced biography that traces the rise of George S. Patton from his early years and formative influences through his leadership in World War II, examining both his tactical brilliance as an innovator of armored warfare and the personal flaws—tempestuous temper, arrogance, and controversial incidents—that complicated his career and public image; drawing on letters, diaries, and contemporary accounts, the narrative illuminates the psychological makeup behind his drive for victory, his fraught relationships with peers and superiors, and the ways his boldness shaped Allied campaigns and enduring debates about military leadership and legacy.
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- Published
- 2002
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- American
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- English
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