The fascinating memories of the most famous sniper of the Red Army from the Battle of Stalingrad. A vivid description of the greatest battle of World War II.
"I enjoyed being a free sniper and having the discreet ability to choose my prey. With every shot, it seemed like I could hear the bullet shattering the enemy's skull, even when my target was 600 meters away. Sometimes a German would look in my direction, seeming to gaze directly at me, without the slightest idea that he was living his last seconds."