Last Moments Alive on Instagram: "In WWII, Finnish sniper Simo Häyhä became a name whispered with fear across the Eastern Front. Known as “The White Death,” he recorded over 500 confirmed kills in just 100 days during the Winter War — a number unmatched in the history of warfare. He achieved this staggering total in brutal Arctic conditions, where daylight was scarce and temperatures plunged to –40°C. Häyhä worked without a scope to avoid glare and detection, relying only on iron sights. He camo