542 Kills in 98 Days: The Legend of Simo Häyhä (No AI WW2 Documentary)

December 1939, on the snow covered plains of Finland’s Karelian Isthmus, troops of the Red Army cautiously advanced on a massively outnumbered foe. Seconds later, in what appeared to be a deserted landscape, a single shot rang out, and yet another invader fell dead. They didn’t know it, but hidden to their front, and stalking their every move was the most successful sniper in the history of warfare.

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General Sources:
• US National Archives (NARA)
• Google Earth Pro u0026 Web Versions
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Credits:
• Research u0026 Script: Stefan Jevtić
• Narration: Dan Hill
• Editor: Shane Greer
• Production u0026 Thumbnail Design: Linus Klaßen
• Music u0026 Sound Effects: Shane Greer
• Dubbing: Lydie Moreno u0026 Julius Houben
• Finnish Pronunciation: Aapo Aho