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| 48d892e | Two days after slapping Kuhl, he writes a memo to each of his commanders, ordering them not to allow men suffering from combat fatigue to receive medical care. "Such men are cowards and bring disgrace to their comrades," he writes, "whom they heartlessly leave to endure the danger of battle while they themselves use the hospital as a means of escape. You will see that such cases are not sent to the hospital." On" | Bill O'Reilly | ||
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| 1d5eaa2 | And what's happened to you?" Patton asks the young man. His name is Pvt. Paul Bennett. He has been in the army four years, serving with C Battery of the Seventeenth Field Artillery Regiment. He is just twenty-one years old. Until a friend died in combat, he had never once complained about battle. But he now shakes from convulsions. His red-rimmed eyes brim with tears. "It's my nerves, sir. I can't stand the shelling anymore." "Your nerves, .. | Bill O'Reilly | ||
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| d0c57a8 | Churchill understands this harsh political reality. And though he won't admit it to Stalin, both men know that England has already seen its global power seriously diminished...Even now, as Churchill attempts to seduce a madman, American soldiers flood the streets of London. They are paid a higher salary than their British counterparts, and spend it freely. British soldiers seethe at the sight of American GIs with English girls on their arms.. | Bill O'Reilly | ||
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| 5fc02b1 | The autumn air is chill and damp. As he does each morning at just about this time, Adolf Hitler emerges from the artificial light of his concrete bunker into the morning sun. He holds his two-year-old German shepherd Blondi on a short leash for their daily walk through the thick birch forest. A fussy man of modest height and weight who is prone to emotional outbursts, Hitler wears his dark brown hair parted on the right and keeps his Charli.. | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| eaff735 | Hitler spends more time at the Wolf's Lair than in Berlin--some eight hundred days in the last three years alone. The Fuhrer is fond of saying that his military planners chose the "most marshy, mosquito-ridden, and climatically unpleasant place possible" for this hidden headquarters. On humid summer days, the air is so heavy and thick with clouds of mosquitoes that Hitler remains in the cool confines of his bunker all day long. But" | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| 2923c72 | mansplaining. | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| 511cdea | apoplexy, chagrin, | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| 6bc08a6 | But Hitler is not tranquil. His right eardrum was ruptured in the bomb blast during the assassination attempt and has only recently stopped bleeding. That same blast hurled him to a concrete floor, bruising his buttocks "as blue as a baboon's behind" and filling his legs with wooden splinters as it ripped his black uniform pants to shreds. However," | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| 51f82fc | that the decision to use force should not be determined by men whose careers depend upon its use. | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| 68b03e9 | Despite recent German setbacks on the battlefield, the Wolf still has hope that his plans for global domination will yet be realized. His greatest goal is the eradication of the Jewish people, with whom he is obsessed, despite not having had any intentional contact with a Jew in twenty years. "This war can end two ways," he said in a January 30, 1942, address to the German parliament. "Either the extermination of the Aryan peoples or the di.. | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| 05ec6a0 | His wife greets him warmly as his two young | Bill O'Reilly | ||
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| c5e21cd | I am rejoiced at my fate. I would rather be in my present situation than be elected to a seat in Congress for life. Do not be uneasy about me, I am with my friends ... Farewell, David Crockett." His" -- | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| 0535e57 | Barry Soetoro's declaration of martial law stunned the nation. His reason--the need to protect the nation from terrorism--met with widespread skepticism. After all, at least three of the Saturday jihadists had entered with Soetoro's blessing, over the objections of many politicians and the outraged cries of all those little people out there in the heartland, all those potential victims no one really gave a damn about. His suspension of the .. | Stephen Coonts | ||
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| 489ebed | At age sixty-one, Donovan is just a year younger than the president. The two have known each other since they were classmates at Columbia Law School. But there the similarities end. Roosevelt is a liberal while Donovan is a staunch conservative Republican. Roosevelt is in failing health; Donovan is so robust and larger-than-life that he seems bulletproof. And while Roosevelt is happiest basking in the adulation of a large crowd, the swagger.. | Bill O'Reilly | ||
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| 14e4bf5 | Patton pulls his ivory-handled pistol from its holster with his right hand. With his left, he backhands Bennett across the face with such force that nearby doctors rush to intervene. The medical staff is disturbed by Patton's actions and file a report. Word of the incidents soon reaches Eisenhower. "I must so seriously question," Ike writes to Patton on August 16, "your good judgment and your self-discipline as to raise serious doubts in my.. | Bill O'Reilly | ||
| 40ea400 | Caligula and the mouth of Marilyn Monroe," in reference" | Bill O'Reilly |