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The Sniper Who Killed 500 Soviets: Finland's Winter War Explained (1939)

If you love stories that challenge what you think you know about the past — SUBSCRIBE to Dark History Class, where we uncover the hidden truths, the forgotten wars, and the power struggles that shaped civilization. Simo Häyhä killed over 500 Soviet soldiers in 100 days. No scope. Just iron sights and snow. The Soviets called him "The White Death." This is his story—and the impossible war that created him. In December 1939, 900 Finnish soldiers destroyed 32,000 Soviets at Suomussalmi. The mathematics seem impossible. A 15-to-1 kill ratio. But the documents don't lie. This is how Finland held off Stalin's army for 105 days. ⏰ 00:00:00 — 900 Finnish Soldiers vs 32,000 Soviets: The Suomussalmi Massacre That Shocked The World ⏰ 00:18:44 — The Price of Freedom: How 3.7 Million Finns Stopped Stalin's 190 Million Strong Empire ⏰ 00:28:10 — The Motti Tactic: How Finland Turned Frozen Forests Into Soviet Death Traps ⏰ 00:37:05 — The Price of Freedom: How 3.7 Million Finns Stopped Stalin's 190 Million Strong Empire ⏰ 00:50:44 — The White Death: One Finnish Sniper's 505 Confirmed Kills in 100 Days 📚 SOURCES & RESEARCH: This documentary is based on: • Finnish Military Archives (Sotamuseo) • Soviet military records (declassified post-1991) • Primary accounts from veterans interviewed 1960s-1990s • Academic works: "A Frozen Hell" by William Trotter, "The Winter War" by Robert Edwards • Official casualty statistics from Finnish Ministry of Defense • Russian historical reassessments (1990s-2000s) Every statistic, every name, every battle detail has been verified through multiple sources. No myths, no exaggerations—just documented history. #SimoHayha #WinterWar #MilitaryHistory