Patton beat Montgomery across the Rhine River and into Germany. General Eisenhower is secretly taken to the Riviera after a nervous breakdown. General Bradley was sent to play cards with him and to not speak of the war. General Patton was ordered to Ohrdruf in Germany's Thuringia area, and proceeded as fast as possible. They were surprised and horrified to find German horror camps at Ohrdruf and Buchenwald, a secret kept by the Germans; however, that was not why they were ordered there. The real reason why Patton was ordered to Ohrdruf will surprise you. The truth was hidden in plain sight. Patton visited the camps and the world saw the German horror camps for the first time. Soon, the world would see the full extent of these camps. Meanwhile, one of Patton's infantry divisions found the Nazis' hidden gold they had stolen throughout Europe in a salt mine called Merkers. The region overflowed with Nazi secrets and the Russian army would soon occupy it. Patton had to move quickly to secure the secrets and the stolen gold and artifacts so as not to fall into Russian hands. Some of the secrets found are still secret . . . but why?