What general led the American troops who liberated Paris from German occupation?

General George S. Patton led the American troops that played a crucial role in the liberation of Paris from German occupation during World War II. As part of the Allied forces, his Third Army advanced rapidly through France, ultimately entering Paris in August 1944. Patton's aggressive tactics and swift maneuvers were instrumental in the city's liberation. The successful operation marked a significant turning point in the war in Europe.