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Dec 30, 2014
I must add that I also read and enjoyed Killing Lincoln and Killing Kennedy. I have Killing Jesus, but for some reason, I haven't been able to get into it.
The two authors alternate between Patton, Churchill, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and Stalin, but it all comes together. It would be difficult to tell a story about WWII events without mentioning those players in the events.
Don't let Bill O'Reilly's politics come between you and this story.
judy5ca
I haven't read any of them. I haven't even heard of them. Maybe that's because, LOL, I only read fiction and professional books.
My uncle was a career army officer who served in WWII. One of his proudest experiences was meeting General Patton.
Judy
My uncle was a career army officer who served in WWII. One of his proudest experiences was meeting General Patton.
Judy
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