Simo Häyhä, known as “White Death,” was the most feared sniper of World War II. Fighting for Finland during the Winter War against the Soviet Union, he operated in temperatures that often dropped below –40°C, relying on iron sights instead of a scope to avoid glare and fogging. His incredible discipline, camouflage skills, and knowledge of the snowy forests allowed him to take 500 confirmed k!lls in just 100 days, placing him among the deadliest snipers in recorded history. Despite the near-cons