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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled Patton about Movie, Patton, Ordeal with the genre: Children's Books.
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conversations.value: Movie tie-in based on factual material from Patton: Ordeal and Triumph and A Soldier&apos;s Story.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this story.. End with the sentence ' But Bazata's recommendation for the DSC repeats that it was blown just as they crossed.'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Patton
  Most of the details in this account are taken from the investigation done by Ladislas Farago, the first historian investigating the accident who both traveled to the site and conducted interviews with eyewitnesses. It is the next best source to an official accident report which appears to no longer exist.
  One of the first so-called "miracle" drugs, Sulfanilamide had been discovered in the 1930s and was commonly called "sulfa."
  Bazata, in his after-action account, says they had pistols and presumably fired at the Germans. Millar indicates they did not shoot back.
  One of the first guns with a silencer, designed by the British just before the start of World War II.
  Millar does not remember the soldiers shooting at them or the bridge being blown. He writes that he was told the bridge had been blown later. But Bazata's recommendation for the DSC repeats that it was blown just as they crossed.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me two more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Kent's recollections further complicate what happened at the accident scene. He says Gay told him they were on the autobahn when the truck that caused the accident suddenly appeared from a side street; that was injured when Woodring swerved and hit a ditch.
  Bazata's limited and confusing entry says 's son challenged him on a point concerning the railroad tracks near his father's accident and on why his father's intelligence people had no knowledge of Bazata's claimed meetings with his father.
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Some records may have survived the purge with Putzell. According to an OSS source I talked with, Putzell burned all of his papers just before he died in 2003. Their content, whether Putzell's or from the original purge, will never be known either.
  The originals were only seen by a few, such as his wife, who is dead. Although the Library of Congress has copies of the original penned pages up to March 24, 1945, they do not have originals after that. When I asked Daun van Ee of the library's staff where the later originals were, he said, "That's all we got.... The family has the originals and donors always withhold so we do not know what has been taken out or covered up."
  Sir William Stephenson, the British intelligence chief instrumental in getting Bill Donovan appointed head of the OSS.
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