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The Tragic Last Stand of George Custer
In 1876, an ambitious and celebrated figure in American history, General George Custer, set out on a military campaign that would soon become infamous. With aspirations for glory, Custer led his troops towards Montana to confront the resistance of the Lakota leader, Sitting Bull. However, the general walked into a deadly trap, facing one of the largest Native American war camps ever assembled. Within one hour, his optimism would be overshadowed by the catastrophic loss of every one of his men, cementing Custer's legacy not in triumph, but in tragedy.