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The Custer Cover-Up: The Soldier Who Secretly Survived Little Bighorn (pt.1) Western History

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Published Jun 26, 2026, 1:26 AM · 3mo ago

Your Huckleberry Western History
Your Huckleberry Western History
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Frank Finkel may have just survived the Battle at the Little Bighorn. On June 25, 1876, George Armstrong Custer led 210 men into the valley of the Little Bighorn... and not one survived. Or so history recorded. But one man rode away. His name was Frank Finkel, and for decades he kept silent. This is his story. In Part 1, we trace the Battle of Little Bighorn from the 7th Cavalry's fateful charge to the moment one soldier's horse carried him away from the slaughter — bleeding, hunted, and alone on the Montana plains. Was Frank Finkel the sole survivor of Custer's Last Stand? The evidence may surprise you. Part 2 drops soon. Follow for the full story. #WesternHistory #Custer #history #LittleBighorn #WildWest #army #nativeamerican #calvary #indians #YourHuckleberry
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