"Killing Patton" is a historical book written by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard. It explores the life and controversial death of General George S. Patton, a prominent military leader during World War II. The authors examine the circumstances surrounding Patton's fatal car accident in 1945 and suggest that his death may have been orchestrated by political enemies. The book delves into Patton's military strategies, his outspoken nature, and his views on post-war Germany. It also discusses the broader context of the war and the tensions between the Allied Powers, particularly focusing on the rivalry between Patton and other military leaders.