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What American Soldiers Did When The SS Murdered Their Beloved General

UNITED STATES On March 30, 1945, the highest-ranking Jewish General in the US Army was murdered while trying to surrender. When his soldiers found out, they didn't just get angry—they burned the city of Paderborn to the ground. Major General Maurice Rose was a hero to his men, leading the 3rd Armored Division from the front. But during a chaotic night ambush, a German Tiger tank cut him off. Instead of accepting his surrender, the SS tank commander gunned him down. This video tells the tragic and brutal story of the death of General Rose and the vengeance that followed. We analyze: The Ambush: How General Rose was trapped by German tanks in the dark. The Murder: The shocking moment a German commander shot a surrendering General. The Rage: How the "Spearhead" Division reacted to the news. The Revenge: The total destruction of the city of Paderborn by white phosphorus and artillery. The Aftermath: The hunt for the killer and the legacy of a forgotten hero. Timestamps: 0:00 - The Night Encounter: Jeep vs Tiger Tank 3:11 - The Son of a Rabbi: Who Was General Rose? 4:43 - The Ambush in the Woods 6:12 - The Murder: Shot While Surrendering 8:06 - "For Rosie": The Soldiers Plan Revenge 9:12 - The Siege of Paderborn 10:03 - The Firestorm: Burning the City 11:48 - No Mercy for the SS 16:15 - Finding the Body & Legacy #GeneralRose #WW2History #Revenge #Paderborn #USArmy #WarCrimes #3rdArmoredDivision