Villagers React To Simo Häyhä | The Deadliest Sniper In Military History ! Tribal People React

Villagers React To Simo Häyhä | The Deadliest Sniper In Military History ! Tribal People React
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[@shantar]

As a Finn I was really surprised to see a reaction video to Simo Häyhä. A great choice! I just wish Weird History Channel would've dug a little deeper into the pronunciation of Häyhä.

[@A_Name_]

How does it feel that Russia is still limping around from that kick in the balls you gave them😎🍻

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

@@A_Name_ your comment is rather crude . Nothing about this is something to mock or joke about. The fact people have to kill is horrendous. These are people . Human beings. This man did what he had to do with great courage and great risk . He carried much on his shoulders and I’m sure for a lifetime. One thing I’ve heard from men who had to kill people in war long after it was over was the difficulty they have dealing with the taking of a human life . None of them found anything humorous. We have to stop being crass about such things and it’s never funny . Much respect for this man but I don’t imagine he would find this humorous.

[@A_Name_]

@@ssshadowwolf6762 there is a thing called humor you may want to look up. It is in the same book as every other word and once you find it you may need to look up sense so that you can combine them into one concept. Have fun with that.

[@A_Name_]

@@ssshadowwolf6762 also my comment was more about the wars and Finnish ability to hold out than him. It was a joking complement for a people who punched way above Thier weight class. So to me that is a compliment. Take it as you wish.

[@HannibalFan52]

@@A_Name_ You can give a compliment without being crass. Bottom line: war is not funny, period. Just because SSSShadow Wolf doesn't share your questionable sense of humor doesn't mean he doesn't have one.

[@raymondpearson4268]

Raeen chose to hold his opinion until he hears the whole story what a great man he is reserving his opinion until fully informed on the matter

[@tomppa7204]

Love from Finland 🇫🇮❤️🇮🇳

[@thetsartank7855]

Love from Ruotsi 🇸🇪❤️🇫🇮

[@urmilagairola874]

Love from India 🇮🇳❤🇫🇮

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

When Raeen has more than a couple of sentences to say -he’s fully invested in what’s going on . I hope as we all continue to hear the guys that more and more of Raeens views are shared. He’s got something to say and it’s always relevant and thought provoking . I’ll bet as a father , his children will have an excellent teacher and role model . I suspect his wife must be very proud of him .

[@janehyden1652]

YES !!!!!

[@AdvocatusDiaboliFin]

Häyhä's official sniper kill count was started after his officer noticed he had a repeated kill count at the end of each day. They designated a soldier to help him and to keep the official count. Finland also had several other extremely good snipers. Sergeant Pörssi took 44 shots from one position and got 41 confirmed kills with them.

[@claireradke7029]

Hey cool info!

[@mirosuutarinen1747]

mikä pörssin etunimi o

[@JiihaaS]

@@mirosuutarinen1747 Musta

[@trololoev]

Man who served with him only said about 24 kills from rifle and simo himself said that he sit at same position all war alone.

[@AdvocatusDiaboliFin]

@@trololoev Nice source, bro. Or should I say, comrade?

[@civzation471]

Another Finn here. I'm a big a fan of this channel and I've been waiting for this one. My grandfather fought in that war and told me that there aren't war heroes, because they every man did what he could do and they had no other chance than follow the orders of the officers.

[@jarpa153]

It's the same here, my grandfather fought in that war too. He was around Suomusalmi and got decoratet with silver cross two times for blowing up tanks. We still have his diary from that time he was in the war.

[@Shofman]

@@jarpa153 My grandfather fought in that war as well. He died before I was born, but from what I hear from my mother he never once wanted to discuss the things that happened. I'm sure it was the most difficult of times for him and everyone who participated and I have huge respect for those who defended our country.

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

Not taking head shots is not a departure from sniper "etiquette". Almost every shot they take is going to be center mass.

[@AhsokaTanoTheWhite]

Indeed, when RIfles were first invented and the best marksmen always went for the heart, the head is the hardest thing to hit because it is always moving.

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

Yep, the only time you'd ever need to take a headshot is if that's all that is visible, your target is armored or in a hostage situation.

[@HideousConformity]

@@AhsokaTanoTheWhite It's not just about the head being a smaller target than the torso but head shots are also not as deadly as movies, games etc would have us believe. If a hunter were to shoot a deer in the head it's unlikely to be an instant kill and the animal will run off. Even if it dies it can cover a considerable distance before that happens, and the farther it runs the greater the risk that you'll lose track of it. Even if aiming for center mass doesn't kill instantly it will usually result in massive internal bleeding (by puncturing the heart or severing major arteries) which causes the animal to bleed out quickly. Less suffering for the animal and less risk of it running so far that you lose track of it. Atleast that's what I can recall being told by people who have hunting experience.

[@RoyalMela]

And specially in -30c weather and higher than knee high snow, almost any hit is deadly.

[@Briselance]

@@HideousConformity " but head shots are also not as deadly as movies, games etc would have us believe" How many people survived head-shots, exactly? :-P

[@suomenpresidentti]

Greetings from Finland! Simo is a legend, my grandfather also received a medal from bravery from this war. Thank you all who fought to save our independence!

[@stellar2582]

Can't believe my grandfather fought in that war. Makes me proud to be Finnish. It's all about the Sisu❤🇫🇮 Fun fact my brother's name is Simo.

[@parapanofff]

I live in saint Petersburg, which pretty much borders Russia, and we have one of the defense structures from the Mannerheim line on our property. Pretty cool seeing the old Finnish buildings in the area, they last centuries

[@Lorddonen]

Long live Finland, i might visit there next year! Love from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️🇫🇮

[@Anthyrion]

My grandfather fought on the russian front. He was hit by some grenade pieces and after he came out of the field hospital he lost his teeth because of an infection and one thumb was stiff so he couldn't move it anymore. But he was lucky to get out and had nightmares of the war even 30 years later. He was a farmers son and one incident haunted him. When he and his comrades lied in the trench, some cows came to them and they were screaming in pain because their udders where full of milk and no farmer was there to milk them. My gradfather wanted to milk them, but he knew, that when he get out of the trench he would be shot by the enemy. He passed away 2019 with over 90 years, but i don't think, he remembered very much because he had two strokes. 5 years he lied in a nursing home and my grandmother visited him every two days.

[@hovis62]

That's cool! Ruins such as that are interesting. Especially after learning their origins and history. [This was supposed to be directed to u/parapanofff]

[@hovis62]

@@parapanofff I sent a reply but it didn't go to you... so I try again.

[@petrusinvictus3603]

Thank you from Finland. Simo allways said: I just did my job.

[@jaredf6205]

People who got shot: “Hey, I wonder why there’s a huge pile of 500 dead bod-“

[@DrBitchcraft.]

Mr Häyhä was also quite chill. He used to come over and coffee with my grandfather.

[@james_poika3186]

Interesting story.

[@niilokalevilansman361]

And he used to kill only enemy soldiers. There was finnish platoon vs. soviet Division. No people in the forest, just soldiers.

[@MHSTI]

Show them the video of Desmond Doss, The Medic who carried over 70 wounded men to safety while being a conscientious objector .

[@no_one01-5]

Winter War was defensive war, where multiple platoons of Soviet invader were crossing the border, so it's no surprise that Häyhä managed the score such a high account. May horrors of world war never been seen again. Peace among all nations.

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

From your lips to Gods ears! I pray one day there will be peace in all nations . ☮️🌎🌍🌏👈🏼

[@starrynight1657]

I think COVID showed there's more aggression than co-operation

[@suomenpresidentti]

You do realize that there were lots of snipers on the opposite side too...

[@VeXu666]

If it was so easy, how come nobody did it after him ?

[@Tvngsten]

@@suomenpresidentti what they meant is that the Soviets were in groups while the Fins were sparsely placed. Therefore a finnish sniper would have an easier time than a soviet sniper. But still, Häyhä is an incredibly good sniper.

[@sassbrat]

What i love about this man is that he used a Gun that he has used for years thus was familiar with what the gun could and could not do in a fight

[@JUMALATION1]

Suomi mainittu! I really enjoyed watching these gentlemen react to a video about someone from my own country 😄💙🤍

[@riippumatonlinja]

Torille!

[@JUMALATION1]

@@riippumatonlinja Jumalauta kyllä! :D

[@MrBanaanipommi]

@@JUMALATION1 saanko mieki tulla:D

[@JUMALATION1]

@@MrBanaanipommi Totta kai! 😄

[@LeSatan]

Samaa mieltä. Torille sitte.

[@AuroraBlood]

Lots of love from Finland to the villagers!

[@vibingwithvinyl]

Simo Häyhä actually volunteered for the continuation war in 1941, but the goverment wouldn't let him join the army due to his injury.

[@Sturmax]

Shhhhhh people aren’t supposed to know.

[@chrismorgan283]

Since you've done Simo, you really should do Mad Jack Churchill next. After all, how many soldiers hit the beach during an invasion brandishing a broadsword?

[@joonasnaski9513]

Yes i agree. Thats an interesting story as well

[@GhostRavenFIN]

This Finnish man smiled widely when this was the next one. There is one thing that I have been taught different though. That being Simo not being shot by a sniper. It was an ordinary line rifleman that got too close to him when their lines were overrun. If I remember right, Simo was using his SMG at that point. I also wish Weird History went a bit more to Simo's personality. He was very quiet and humble. Once he was asked what it felt like killing so many people. His response was "I just did what I was told, as well as I could." Another question was about his secret to being so good a marksman. His short and simple answer: "Practice." Thank you for this video. I have great admiration for the prowess and bravery of our veterans, my late grandfather included.

[@manna6618]

Wow...wow!!! :O That's crazy, huge respect.

[@suesullivan-miller887]

No Doubt this man is a HERO. There are many Heroes, Men and Women, from Every Country. BUT...WAR is a TERRIBLE THING. ALWAYS.😪😔 And asking people to Kill others, for the sake of ANY COUNTRY, is a Terrible thing to ask. I PRAY this World may STOP having WAR, and will learn to Settle Differences WITHOUT the need to take ANY HUMAN LIFE.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ReStOrEdLiFe88]

I'd like to see them react to Milunka Savic, the most rewarded female soldier ever, fought in WW1 instead of her brother who got drafted. Amazing.

[@kornaros96]

Featured on sabaton's upcoming album

[@Alexandros.Mograine]

i think its almost poetic that he was born before the soviet union and died after it fell.

[@AhJodie]

I never heard of this man, what a great learning tool this channel is! Thank you for being here for us, and for being so cool!!!

[@generalping999]

Great reaction! Can you please react to The Story of Wojtek | The Polish Military Bear - Weird History. I'm sure they'd find it very interesting.

[@monicapdx]

I've heard about Simo Häyhä before, but not so much of his story. I knew he was incredible, but not *that* incredible! Now I want to find if there's a biography of him, in English. Would be a great read. I'm always moved by their respect for the military. Bless them.

[@jarpa153]

There was one more finn who fought in three varius armies, Winter war, WW2 with germans and Vietnam war and his american name was Lauri Allan Törni aka Larry Thorn. So, don't mess with Finns ;)

[@monicapdx]

@@jarpa153 Wow! I'll have to look him up, thanks. Go Finns!

[@MustaLaatta]

"The White Sniper: Simo Häyhä" is among others in amazon. It has got good ratings Greetings from Finland

[@monicapdx]

@@MustaLaatta Great! I'll look that up. Thanks much from Oregon. ETA Found it at my library and have it on hold. 🙂

[@11DNA11]

551 kills in about a 100 days. In a time of the year where daylight is very limited (just a few hours a day).

[@guanoapes771]

Thank you guys for paying respect ❤️

[@Kelly-ml5tl]

I watched a ww2 video & now this makes it come clear how the Soviet Union couldn't over throw tiny Finland.

[@tormendor8585]

He did not try to hide the sound of his breath. When you are in the cold, your breath looks like smoke. It is easy to see. That is what he was trying to hide by putting snow in his mouth.

[@kepsuda]

Well didn't expect this to be the first video shown about my country:D

[@tuure8407]

Amazing story. Good reactions. Could they also see the story of Noor Inayat Khan, the Indian ww2 hero

[@Matoakas]

You should have picked the other video of Simo Häyhä. The one from Simple History, and told by Simo's point of view. Its so much better told. Like built up better. More simpler, and easier to follow because of the animations etc. The details are also much better highlighted and easier to catch. Like how he didn't use a scope etc. And used he's own hunting rifle.

[@valkyrie1066]

The bitter cold weather itself is frightening....but not to HIM. It is obvious he is very used to the weather and terrain, and knew how to use it to his advantage. Great respects, and happy to hear he died at a ripe old age in peace.

[@jipsumies3435]

9:15 This made me cry. Finland also salut you guys

[@bagbunny]

I was just thinking this morning that I would love to see them reacting to this guy, though it's too bad they couldn't watch Count Dakula's mad lad video on him. It's far too long, probably, but he's so excited about talking about Simo that it makes an already incredible story that much better.

[@jorezaqqer3510]

I have really enjoyed watching your videos and now you reacted to my country, Nice!. Cheers from Finland! and thanks for the ending music =)

[@madisondean1074]

This is interesting to see people from different cultures react to this. Also thank you for the English translations at the bottom of the screen as I unfortunately cannot understand your language.

[@joonasnaski9513]

I like how pure this comment section is. No trolls whatsoever. Just people who like to hear amazing true stories.

[@akita21154]

Absolutely amazing! I've heard naturally about American snipers since they were in the news & movies. But to hear about this gentleman opens my eyes to inhuman capabilities, protection from the creator lead him to succeed. Finland must be extremely proud of their favorite son. Such concentration, patience along with excellent eyesight, all this added up to his being top gun of his profession during a nasty war.

[@TheNismo777]

We are proud of everyone who serve this country, doesn't matter what's the job :)

[@akita21154]

@@TheNismo777 agreed but I haven't heard of this young man. To know his contribution was amazing, esp his unorthodox manner. But I'm always proud of any man/woman/animal that took on the challenges of war. So you don't need to worry about my patriotism, I assure you.

[@Deivil007]

weird history is a great chanel looking forward to more reactions to it in the future :)

[@sixtuspettersson6059]

Now next a one more Finnish soldier(Hero) Lauri Törni/Larry Thorne *Soldier of 3 Armys* !

[@vancemead5956]

In Finland we have this thing called susiluukku. It is a small window you open at night to shoot wolves. This is very important when you wake up in the middle of the night and have to go to the huussi, which is 50 meters from the house. Wolves are smaller and faster than humans, and hard to shoot at night. This is why Finnish people are good at shooting.

[@n00blamer]

Here in Helsinki we only have kusiluukku (the apartment itself).

[@saarapollonen8138]

Very cool to see as a Finnish person this here in your chanel 💚 But Häyhä is NOT nothing like "hey-ha" the start "hä" is pronounced like start of the word ha(ppy); so ha+y+ha

[@WasephWastar]

you should do the same with Léo Major. he captured a city all by himself in ww2 and has a lot of good stories

[@jk8557]

Next reaction video to Aimo Koivunen, a soldier who overdosed meth and tripped 2 weeks behind enemy lines.

[@avari6167]

Im so thanful to all those brave men who protect our beautiful country. Thank you God 🙏✝️

[@tuomaskemppi1368]

Mine grandfather fought in winterwar and continuoswar. He wounded really bad but still survived. After the war his childrens were asking about what he did in war and how many russians he killed, he ever didn't answered those questions. That great man died in 1979 and i was born in 1986 😔

[@NegiTaiMetal011]

Simo is not only a great soldier, but the greatest sniper there is. I like to see them react to more WW2 stuff, but there's just a lot to see. I like to see what they think of Lauri Torni later.

[@ratrakksstar4420]

Lauri Torni... What's next? Henrik Himler?

[@vladt876]

I think they (Babu especially) would be impressed if there was a video available about Desmond Doss. Served in WW 2 despite believing in not killing

[@Tconl]

Maybe a future reaction vid to "Mad Jack" Churchill? One of the most impressing figures and downright crazy dudes from WW2.

[@alexiscoruna141]

Could you guys react them about the ww2 series called THE PACIFIC?

[@drainmonkeys385]

I am American.. but I am of Finnish heritage.. I live in Minnesota there are many Finnish people here_ .

[@Ronnymikkonen2686]

Salaam. Simo was a great man. In Finland we have freedom.

[@steven95N]

No one is taught to aim for the head. This was never military doctrine. It's always been center mass. There also a few other inaccuracies here. Even Infographics would have done better research and they're pretty bad. There's a ton of history channels covering the subject with decent production quality that actually do their research, rather than a surface level wikipedia read. You should show them videos with more facts and less jokes, the jokes this guy's says are lost in translation anyway and aren't even funny in English. His style of story telling is extremely disjointed, too.

[@LuffyxNamiisathing]

Still doesn't take form the fact that Simo would have bodied your ''American Sniper'' mr land of freedom

[@LuffyxNamiisathing]

also when usa began to lose against Japan they decided to nuke everybody ''in the name of freedom for the fat people of america''

[@mush6681]

@@LuffyxNamiisathing if its ww2 snipers, yeah, if its modern day then no

[@cale4310]

I'd like to see their reaction to the UFO phenomenon, this may be hard to articulate through language and hard to find a credible story, but it's definitely something that's on the forefront of society that needs to be discussed.

[@gavinsmith7590]

May you all be blessed, I'm a huge fan of the wise Babu. His nature is a gift to us all, if you ever come to the UK I would be honoured to shake your hand sir ✌️

[@oddballhippie7363]

Respect to the old man and in general. I liked the song.

[@Skege1000]

OH HELL YESSS. Greatings from Finland

[@canyonboatman]

Show these guys a rafting trip through Grand Canyon. I was a whitewater guide there for 16 years. Lot's of good stories and footage.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

I wish the man on the left was my grandfather... very wise man.

[@MsElias64]

Kiitos kaikesta mitä teet. ❤

[@lucasharvey8990]

These men are great.

[@gr1mrea9er82]

They all totally miss the point, Finland was coming close to Military annihilation, but the composure of their leadership, and the Finnish willingness to defeat the aggressors, was far greater than the Russians ability to wage war against them effectively, in spite of their superior numbers, at a time when Russia and the Red Army was suffering from both Political and Military ineptness.

[@CeleWolf]

That point wasn't made for them. This was purely about an impressive sniper

[@kavakalynn]

This guy was a badass!

[@RockerFinland]

Cool reaction! Lauri Törni aka Larry Thorne would be great for the reaction video. The legend of three different armies

[@lucasharvey8990]

Show them the story of Wojtec, the bear that fought in the Polish army.

[@aaa00705]

I think there's another story that they can react to. The story about that one Gurkhas who dominated the entire Japanese bunker.

[@pawemark7677]

Next-Wojtek bear that went to war please.

[@11DNA11]

I love that story :)

[@pokeczarelf]

Try Wojtek the Bear.

[@heliheikkinen6326]

It was not only Simo Häyhä. One man could not stop the Russians. There were Raate road, Taipale, Kollaa and, many others.

[@ryanwight9116]

Only snipers I can think of who’d challenge Simo (in terms of skill) are Pegahmagabow and Carlos Hatchcock. There may be others but I can’t remember their names

[@ihatesovietderp2268]

There’s Ludmila Pavlichenko, a soviet female sniper who had over 300 kills during ww2

[@jihafajarmuhammad2115]

They should react to synthwave music

[@johnmurphy4933]

Appareantly there is a sniper with even more kills, his name is Abdolrasoul Zarrin.

[@annina134]

So, do they hear translated sounds from their headphones or do they understand english? I like to watch reactions, but I would love if the videos were paused when someone speaks..

[@KinkkuMopo]

Suomi Mainittu!! 🇫🇮

[@MsElias64]

Kiitos. 👍

[@mortenrl1946]

War is always a horrible thing. But as humans, we have not come far enough to avoid it. Maybe one day, all those sacrifices will finally be enough.

[@koff41]

It was not a sniper who hit him, it was in close combat.

[@SK-nw4ig]

Simo Häyhä fought against Soviet Union, and outlived it.

[@ekimaulthar2044]

16 rounds in under a minute with a bolt action rifle is *no* mean feat.

[@granlunda65]

this so random nice video i from finland

[@JFAquatics]

Have them react to "The Black Alien Project." and other extreme body modifications. That would be interesting!

[@HisMagnificence]

You know. I want to see them all watch Lord of the Rings.

[@MrBanaanipommi]

none less than 505 kills on that bolt action rifle without scope + 200 confirmed kills with SMG (m-31 suomi KP) and that of course was also without scope.

[@konstantinkelekhsaev302]

And another thousand with a bow and arrow 🤣🤣

[@MrBanaanipommi]

@@konstantinkelekhsaev302 well... if he would have lost his rigle and being back to the front.. not unrealistic thought :D

[@stephanieeverett383]

You should have them watch some of the tornados that come through the US. I don’t believe they have seen or heard of them and so that would be interesting to see them react to.

[@gojiberry7201]

I will have to check out the Weird History channel👍

[@TheDerperado]

A tsunami of Finns has swept the comment section.

[@nikoalander3546]

uUuU SUOMI FINLAND PERKELE! 5/5

[@Ilhammm23]

Pls can we try villagers react to Mongol Empire 🇲🇳

[@gavinsmith7590]

I have asked before, how can I send Babu a small gift the mail? I have an old coin from the UK that is older than himself, I think he would appreciate it ✌️

[@aatukorhonen17]

finaly someone ride simo häyhä

[@graigbordas3081]

I will have chosen Leo major instead. His story is even more incredible!

[@MaybeitsmeJulia]

To give the entire back story of the specific conflict(s) between Finland and Russia in WWII would be too long, but for some reference I want to say a few things. 1. During the war, Russia was facing a threat from Germany and wanted some land mass to protect their primary targets, so they requested that Finland give them a portion of our country. We were obliged to say no to such a request. 2. Russia staged an attack by Finland to their side in order to give them an excuse to invade the land they needed, and proceeded to attack. 3. Small Finland responds to fire with fire. That is probably the main reason Häyhä is remembered. Not because of kill count alone but because he tilted the odds of a very small population under attack by the big bullies next door. He was our best fear striker into the hearts of the already poorly Russian army. My grandfather fought alongside them, and his home land of Karelia was lost in that war. He never talked about it. And Häyhä never saw himself as a hero either.

[@jartsu08]

Hamina is my hometown

[@DS-uy6jw]

Do one of Mad Jack Churchill!

[@johnlittle7473]

I'm so charmed by these guys and their Cosby wobble. It's funny how even body language is so culturally specific!

[@antimonycup7066]

Am I a bad person if I doubt 'bolt action bff' was adequately translated to Hindi?

[@daanishsandhu5479]

Love it

[@andreanecchi5930]

I suggest Alvin York , or try with the song not bullets fly