Over 500 Kills in WWII: The Terrifying Story of Simo Häyhä #shorts #history

Simo Häyhä, known as the "White Death," is remembered as the deadliest sniper in history, with over 500 confirmed kills during World War II. This legendary Finnish marksman operated in the harsh winter landscape with only a basic rifle—no scopes—relying solely on his unmatched skill and instincts. His ability to hide seamlessly in the snow struck terror into Soviet troops, who reportedly launched artillery attacks just to eliminate him. Yet, Simo survived, driven by an unbreakable patriotism and skill that made him a one-man army against the Soviet forces. Discover the chilling story of a man who became a living legend and the Soviet Army’s worst nightmare.

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