What Churchill Said When Patton Wanted to Attack the Soviets After WWII Ended

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May 1945. As the world celebrates Victory in Europe, General George Patton stands at the crossroads of history. With Nazi Germany defeated, Patton’s Third Army, fresh from battle, is now facing a new, unexpected adversary—the Soviet Union. Patton, increasingly concerned about Soviet expansion into Eastern Europe, calls for an aggressive move against the USSR. He proposes a bold attack, ready to engage Soviet forces in a conflict that could reshape the postwar world. However, in London, Winston Churchill is already considering a similar course of action. Fueled by his distrust of Stalin and the Yalta agreements, Churchill orders the drafting of Operation Unthinkable—a secret plan for a potential war with the Soviets. But could these two Allied giants, Patton and Churchill, have altered the fate of Europe? In this video, we dive deep into the shocking discussions and the historic moment when Patton wanted to attack the Soviets, and what Churchill had to say about it. #churchill #patton #WW2 #History #WorldWarTwo #WarStories