The title was frequently highlighted as a standout World War II history book, with the host and multiple listeners praising its concise, compelling narrative. Listeners described it as “incredible” and recommended it as essential reading—often suggesting it be read before “Killing the Rising Sun.” The host also promoted a leather‑bound edition as a perfect gift, underscoring its popularity.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, August 9, 2024
It was mentioned as one of the two best World War II books that a listener was looking forward to finishing, along with 'Killing the Rising Sun'.
That will give me time to finish reading Killing the Rising Sun and Killing Patton, two best World War II books.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, August 26, 2024
The Killing series was well-liked, with one listener having read them all multiple times and passing them on to his nephew. They were mentioned within a discussion about the book 'Killing Caesar'.
I love the killing series. I read all of them some twice. I pass them along to my nephew.
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A leather-bound special edition of "Killing Patton" was offered for sale as a Father's Day gift. It was described as a "fabulous, fabulous display" that would "last forever."
Our store, we have a leather-bound special edition of Killing Patent.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, April 2, 2024
One listener mentioned starting to read this book and found it incredible. The book was described as being about history.
I heard you talk about your killing books sometimes...my wife found me a copy of Killing Patton and just started it, it's incredible.
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Bill O'Reilly mentioned that his book, Killing Patton, was described as incredible by a listener. The listener stated that it was important to know history, a point O'Reilly emphasized.
it's incredible
you really have to know your history that's why I wrote Confronting the Presidents down September
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It was recommended as one of the best sources to learn about World War II. The speaker suggested reading it before "Killing the Rising Sun."
The best sources there, if you are interested in that, are Killing Patton and Killing the Rising Sun. So people ask me, well, what order should I--if you want to know about World War II, these are the books. You don't have to read any other books. This is it. I would read Patton first and Rising Sun second because Rising Sun goes into the 1950s, the development of BOM, Oppenheimer, all of that stuff.
Episode: A "Shock and Awe" Special: Pearl Harbor
This book covered the European theater during World War II. It was mentioned alongside other World War II books by the same author.
And I wrote three books on World War Two, as I mentioned, killing the rising sun, killing Patton, European theater and killing the SS after the war and what happened there.
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Mentioned in passing as a book related to "Killing the SS", suggesting a similar theme or style.
Killing Patent is also a book. If you read Killing the SS, they go hand in hand.
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The book was mentioned in the context of a listener's road trip, suggesting it is an audiobook.
six hour drive to northern Wisconsin went beautifully while listening to "Killing Patton"