A film based on George Patton has shown that the WWII General was assassinated by the Russians.
Robert Orlando, the filmmaker said that the movie 'Silence Patton: First Victim of the Cold War" aims to prove to the viewers that he was killed because his views didn't go along with the status quo, the Hollywood Reporter reported.
Patton had apparently said that the Tin politicians in Washington had given permission to them to kick the hell out of one bastard, Adolf Hitler and at the same time forced them to help establish a second one, Stalin as evil or more evil than the first.
Orlando said that Patton was a magnificent historical figure of great consequence who shaped the history of the West and his main motive with the movie will be to dig further into the narrative.
The film is reportedly in the works now and might hit the theatres next year.
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