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Hey, great pic. You seem to know a thing or two about Russia during WWII!
Can I ask you a question? I want to write a comic book about a Russian female sniper
during WWII. Do you know any websites I should check to get info about that particular subject?
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First of all:
www.rbth.com/arts/history/2017…
then
rozasdiary.com/
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You are very welcome, not a circular answer
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Real numbers of war, but mostly from french & german's perspective
wikipedia, duh... maybe check the references there, which may lead to new sources as well
Some Russian war-tactics, if you want to keep realistic"
Well, some names, numbers and behaviors you might look into
Some weapons...
what my point is, WW II isnt a topic nobody ever write about...
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I had already saved the page from wikipedia.
Thanks for everything else, though! 
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If you're ever thinking about adding a few more guns to this list. Might I suggest the AVS-36, Nagant Revolver, and SKS (which saw limited service during the Battle of Berlin and Manchurian Campaign).
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Oh yes, it's right, the use of the SKS and of the RPD during WWII is a little controversial, I was going to draw the RPD, they used the 7.62x39 intermediate ammo designed in 1943, while I've just made the Nagant in the WW1 table. The AVS-36 is indeed a very interesting weapon too.
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I completely forgot about the RPD to be honest although as I understand it, it was only used in extremely small numbers by Spetsnaz during Berlin and Manchuria.
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Yes I've read that too, but I didn't find any book reference. The ww2 RPD was a little different from the famous 1950' version.
I should subsitute the Mosin 91/38 with a SKS 45, mmmm, if I find a little of time I'll do.
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I remember reading a Russian source that claimed that approximately 10-15 were used by a Spetsnaz detachment to the 75th Guards Rifle division.
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Thank you my friend, I'm an old finicky man
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What I see is a talented man that knows weapons very well and helps us learn about them too.
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I'm very pleased, if my job will be useful for other people, this is the main reason why I'm here.
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Lucky us to have you here
We can learn a lot
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Just a little correction: not "пехотныИ", but "пехотныЙ". Despite looking pretty similar, tey are different letters
Also, fun fact about TT handgun: it lacked ANY form of safety device.
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Thank you my friend, just a little correction exceed my wildest expectation
I've just mended it, thank you for the return!
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Damn it, now i wanna go play ''call of duty'', i have to learn tho. Just kidding
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Wow, call of duty was really terrific!
I don't know, but maybe, it's a large piece of very interesting history, maybe...
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Indeed, it was one hell of a game.
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Mosin-Nagant will always be the best Russian weapon, such a classic; the perfect weapon for a sniper ^^
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It was a fine weapon indeed.
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I like how You changed the background to be more "old-style"-ish. Great work
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Thank you my friend, I wanted changes.
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You are welcome 
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Lol, I'll have to buy a graphic tablet, a photoshop licence and a more performing computer!!!
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That's why I said that it will be next step
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