Людмила Павличенко- женщина- снайпер

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Ludmila Belova was born on 12 July, 1916 in the town of White Church. In 1932, she married Alexis Pavlichenko . In 1937 she entered the historical faculty of the Kiev State University. From the first days of the war Lyudmila Pavlichenko went to the front as a volunteer.

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The front rolled with terrifying speed, and the soldier of the 25th Infantry Chapayev’s Division Lyudmila Pavlichenko soon had to fight with the nazis on the outskirts of Odessa, where short time ago she was engaged in scientific work . The pre-war shooting skills were useful in the war, so Lyudmila became a sniper. She had excellent hearing, an amazing sight and well-developed intuition - all these qualities are invaluable for a sniper . Lyudmila Pavlichenko became an inspiration for those who were losing hope. She filled up by slain enemies almost daily.

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It was rumored that she hears noises in the distance of half a kilometer, is able to sneak up to the German trenches, shoot a dozen people at once, and escape unnoticed . In March 1942 the personal account of Lyudmila Pavlichenko was listed by 259 murdered nazists . The best Wehrmacht snipers were thrown against Pavlichenko . In one of these duels, stretching for the whole day, Luda could see through the scope of his opponent's eyes, realizing that he saw it too. Soviet sniper shot sounded before. By the time he lost to a Russian woman, the Nazis, killed 400 soldiers and officers .

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Before the fall of Sevastopol in June 1942, Lyudmila Pavlichenko was badly injured. She was evacuated by sea. On account of Lyudmila Pavlichenko was destroyed 309 enemy soldiers and officers. This stunning results she has achieved in just one year of the war . The Soviet delegation of soldiers-students . The delegation included Lyudmila Pavlichenko .

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US President Franklin Roosevelt personally met Soviet delegation and his wife, Eleanor Roosevelt, became Lyudmila’s friend and this friendship lasted for many years. The main theme of speeches remained a "second front." At a rally in Chicago Luda Pavlichenko said the words by which she will be remember ed in the US for decades - Gentlemen, I am twenty-five years. At the front, I had time to kill three hundred nine enemies. Do not you think, gentlemen, that you too long hide behind my back?! .. On that day, a young Russian woman forced to change their attitude to the war in Europe.

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P.S . October 25, 1943, Lyudmila Mikhailovna Pavlichenko was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union. she was recognized as the highest scoring female sniper in history