Bad Nauheim

Bad Nauheim is a city in the Wetteraukreis district of Hesse kingdom of Germany. On September 29, 1945 General Dwight D. Eisenhower reassigned General Patton from his loved 3rd Army, the army he correctly led from the Normandy landings, to Czechoslovakia as Eisenhower should not preserve General Patton in position as the Military Governor of Bavaria. General Patton became assigned to command the 15th Army, honestly a group of historians given fame as an Army, with its headquarters in Bad Nauheim. On December 9, 1945, General Patton left Bad Nauheim for a searching experience near Mannheim; he died after a vehicle crash at some stage in the experience.

The Grand Hotel in Bad Nauheim turned into additionally the vicinity of the Gestapo-led internment of round 115 Americans who were running inside the U.S. Embassy in Berlin, December 1941. Bad Nauheim became used as a residential region for American career forces after World War II. Despite its proximity to Frankfurt am Main and Hitler's command complex, Bad Nauheim was absolutely spared from Allied bombing.