Recommend a good movie every day: The British war film "Soldiers in the City" released in 2001 Director: Jean-Jacques Arnaud Starring: Jude Law, Ed Harris, Rachel Weisz
Vasily Zesov was a shepherd in the Ural Mountains, and many years of herding life had trained Vasily in marksmanship, and after the Battle of Stalingrad began, Vasily was drafted into the army. In less than 10 days of fighting, he sniped and killed more than 40 German soldiers, and for a time the myth of "Wa's spear, no false shots" spread throughout the battlefield. However, in the days that followed, Soviet snipers were shot and killed, again using only one round. The real opponent is coming!
At the same time, the party representative Danilov also launched an "attack" on Vasily's lover, the female sniper Tanya, and for a time Vasily fell into the predicament of "being attacked on his back and back". For snipers, mistakes are always fatal, even if they are the smallest.
"I waited all morning so that the reflection of the scope would not be exposed... The sun turned, there was a faint flash behind the cover opposite, could it be that the sniper was behind, was it camouflage... The bullet penetrated the steel helmet ... Someone is screaming... It's a trap! The gun went off..."
In the famous Battle of Stalingrad in World War II, the German and Soviet armies confronted each other, thousands of soldiers fought each other, corpses were everywhere, the legendary Russian sniper Vasily Zesov with his accurate marksmanship, annihilated countless enemy troops, his resounding name even spread to the enemy camp, so the German army sent the top sharpshooter Major Koenig to fight with him, they were in the rain of bullets, a personal battle of life and death.
Although Vasily's 100 shots made the enemy frightened, but he was a low-key and introverted soldier, a Soviet propaganda officer Danilov thought that this was a great opportunity to promote the Soviet military power, so he portrayed this ordinary soldier as a national hero, at this time the Soviet Red Army was defeated and retreated, the German army was about to capture Stalingrad, and then the Soviet Union would collapse, so Stalin personally sent Khrushchev to Stalingrad to command the overall situation.
Because Danilov succeeded in portraying Vasily as a hero, he greatly boosted the morale of all his military and civilian compatriots in Soviet Russia and inspired their high morale, but later Danilov became jealous of the hero he created, and even worse, the two of them fell in love with a female officer Tanya who was born and died on the battlefield with her male compatriots.
At this time, Vasily's name spread louder and louder, and his prestige was known even in the German camp, and the sniper Colonel Koenig pursued him, and in the midst of thousands of troops, the two sharpshooters engaged in a fight to the death.
