World War II brave female sniper, sniper killed 309 people a year, let her fight the war is estimated to rewrite the history born in a military family, from a young age there is a talent for shooting war, Lyudmila joined the army to serve the country The legendary sniper career called on the international community to resist the German army together

"Who says women are inferior to men?"

During World War II, the Soviet Union had a brave female sniper,

In less than a year, as many as 309 German snipers were sniped, including 36 German snipers, becoming legendary figures!

The film "Female Sniper", based on true events, was released in Russia on April 2, 2015.

Starring Yulia Peresid, she won the Best Actress Award at the 5th Beijing International Film Festival.

Back in 2012, the Ukrainian Film Commission had the idea of making a biographical film about Lyudmila Pavlychenko; producers from both Russia and Ukraine were drawn to the true story.

Filming officially began in the fall of 2013 and was filmed in Sevastopol, Balaclava, Kiev, Odessa, Andesa, Kamenets-Podolsky and other cities in Russia and Ukraine.

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Lyudmila Mikhaillovna Pavlitchenko was born in a small village in Ukraine,

His mother was an English teacher and his father was a major officer in the People's Commissariat.

When she was a child, she was a good student with good academic performance and independent spirit;

Coming from a military family, she has honed a tough character from an early age.

After graduating from high school, she found a job and liked to participate in a shooting club in her spare time;

She is very talented in shooting, the first target training 5 bullets hit 47 rings, surpassing all the male students, and stunned the coach!

The shooting instructor reported all the information of the outstanding cadets to the military,

The military found the school and put Lyudmila in a 6-month shooter training camp, suspending her studies.

The fighting nation attaches great importance to the cultivation of young people's military ability, especially such special students.

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In 1941, Germany tore up the Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact and suddenly launched war against the Soviet Union.

The Soviet army was caught off guard and suffered heavy losses and terrible casualties.

In the end, more than 800,000 female soldiers were forced to participate in the war.

Lyudmila put down her children's affection and took the initiative to sign up to join the army and serve the country.

The camera shifts from sunny beaches, opera evening dresses, and quickly switches to the battlefield of gunfire and smoke;

From an innocent and beautiful girl to a female warrior in a military uniform, the film uses a huge contrast scene to reflect Lyudmila's roller coaster-like life experience.

Lyudmila joined the 25th Infantry Division as she wished, becoming a rifle shooter.

In the first month of the camp, Lyudmila's superiors and comrades were surprised, how could this ordinary girl have how to become an infantryman directly from a college student?

Lyudmila's performance did have the qualities that a male infantryman should have; the training results were good, especially in shooting.

After several training and combat battles, Lyudmila was selected as a sniper.

Lyudmila is carrying a Mosin-Nagan sniper rifle with a scope and officially begins her sniper career!

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From November 1941 to July 1942, the Battle of Sevastopol was one of the most tragic battles in the history of World War II, with 70,000 Soviet troops dying for the country.

Lyudmila constantly studied gun assembly and techniques, asked other old snipers for advice, the vast snow was very cold, and could not move for more than ten hours;

She sniped more and more enemies, and in less than a year, she sniped 309 enemies, including 36 enemy snipers, and she was definitely the world's top female sniper.

Once, during a mission, her partner and boyfriend were killed and she herself was seriously injured;

Her body and mind were hit by a double whammy and she couldn't pick herself up for a long time.

At this time, Lyudmila had become a hero vigorously publicized by the Soviet army, and before he could recover from his wounds, he was asked by his superiors to perform more difficult tasks.

The Germans sent a top sniper to hunt down heroes like her.

The two sides engaged in a long latent confrontation, waiting for days and nights for the opportunity to expose the other;

Suddenly, Lyud lifted her disguise and jumped up, completely exposing herself to the center of the German sniper's target, her forehead was a "ten" drawn with her own blood, and her eyes were full of hatred.

This unexpected leap caught the German sniper off guard, instantly petrified, followed by simultaneous gunfire on both sides, the German sniper was killed, and Liu De was also shot, but did not hurt the point.

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The Soviet side saw the irreplaceable role played by Lyudmila as a heroine in the propaganda of counterattacking Germany, and did not let Lyudmila return to the battlefield, but let her go to the United States after being wounded to publicize the courage and achievements of the Soviet military and civilian resistance.

In October 1943, she was awarded the honorary title of Hero of the Soviet Union and the Order of the Golden Star

Lyudmila visited the United States and became the first Soviet citizen to be received by President Roosevelt.

After returning from the United States, she repeatedly asked to return to the battlefield, but she never did so, and was assigned to the military academy as a sniper instructor, with the rank of general at least.

Among the Soviet troops, sniper masters are like clouds, but Lyudmila really participated in the war for less than a year, if the exhibition time is longer, the "sniper king" is none other than her.

The movie "Female Sniper", well-made and excellent actors, shows the cruelty, authenticity and destruction of the human spirit of war both delicately and shockingly.

On October 10, 1974, Lyudmila Mikhaillovna Pavlitchenko died at the age of 58.

On her tombstone was a favorite phrase of her lifetime: "The pain is so enduring, like a snail moving patiently; happiness is so fleeting, like a rabbit's tail skimming the autumn prairie"

In 1976, with her as the theme, the Soviet Union issued a commemorative stamp.

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