The discussion centers on examples of individuals or small groups overcoming overwhelming odds, highlighting the remarkable story of Simo Häyhä, known as "The White Death," during the Winter War. Häyhä served in the Finnish army and was instrumental in the defense at the Kollaa River, where Finnish forces faced a massive Soviet invasion. Despite being outnumbered by approximately 160,000 Soviet troops, Häyhä's exceptional sniping skills led to over 500 confirmed kills, significantly impacting Soviet morale. His resilience is emphasized by his survival after being severely wounded by a Soviet sniper. The narrative suggests that Häyhä's story, marked by his extraordinary feats against a formidable enemy, would make a compelling film, surpassing even fictional characters like Rambo.
