The outbreak of war upends the life of a young student named Lyudmila Pavlichenko, compelling her to enlist in the military the next year in the year 1941. It turns out that the young woman is a natural-born sniper, and the outstanding talent and prowess that she possesses cause her to stand out among both men and women. Due to the fact that the German High Command perceives Pavlichenko to be an actual risk, they issue instructions to eliminate the young woman at any cost. In the meantime, Lyudmila comes into contact with a man and finds herself falling in love with him. As time passes, the war recedes into the background... However, not long after that, Lyudmila is struck by yet another tragedy that puts the man she adores on the verge of passing away and herself in critical condition. The young woman is rescued from the line of fire and later embarks on a promotional tour throughout the United States. Eleanor Roosevelt extends a warm welcome to Lyudmila upon her arrival at the White House, and the two women quickly grow close to one another. Pavlichenko won't have to wait too much longer before he appears in front of an audience in Chicago to advocate for a second front. Will the power of her words be sufficient to alter the way the war is fought?
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The outbreak of war upends the life of a young student named Lyudmila Pavlichenko, compelling her to enlist in the military the next year in the year 1941. It turns out that the young woman is a natural-born sniper, and the outstanding talent and prowess that she possesses cause her to stand out among both men and women. Due to the fact that the German High Command perceives Pavlichenko to be an actual risk, they issue instructions to eliminate the young woman at any cost. In the meantime, Lyudmila comes into contact with a man and finds herself falling in love with him. As time passes, the war recedes into the background... However, not long after that, Lyudmila is struck by yet another tragedy that puts the man she adores on the verge of passing away and herself in critical condition. The young woman is rescued from the line of fire and later embarks on a promotional tour throughout the United States. Eleanor Roosevelt extends a warm welcome to Lyudmila upon her arrival at the White House, and the two women quickly grow close to one another. Pavlichenko won't have to wait too much longer before he appears in front of an audience in Chicago to advocate for a second front. Will the power of her words be sufficient to alter the way the war is fought?
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