Look up María Leontievna Bochkareva. Please do some actual research before posting such stupid comments. Russian forces had considerable numbers of women fighting in WW1, some of which outclassed most men in terms of marksmanship, leadership, etc. Fast forward to WW2, and a female Russian sniper, Lyudmila Pavlichenko, was credited in over THREE HUNDRED confirmed kills. It's not "feminist based characters", it's History.
@@crazynckid I'm sorry but 5000 women out of an army of 1.4 million men is not considerable at all. The performance of female soldiers in ww1 did not outclass any men and the units were disbanded immediately by the Bolsheviks in 1917. Yes, the soviets did field females snipers. The vast majority were men. Women comprised 5% of the Red Army during WW2. Having one example doesn't somehow change the actual numbers. Women in combat during either war were not common by any stretch.
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İ really hate these feminist based characters in Combat Games.
women fought in this war too that's normal.
Russia deployed women as combat troops in both WW1 and WW2. If you’re gonna be an incel, at least be historically accurate with your complaints.
Look up María Leontievna Bochkareva.
Please do some actual research before posting such stupid comments. Russian forces had considerable numbers of women fighting in WW1, some of which outclassed most men in terms of marksmanship, leadership, etc.
Fast forward to WW2, and a female Russian sniper, Lyudmila Pavlichenko, was credited in over THREE HUNDRED confirmed kills.
It's not "feminist based characters", it's History.
The russians had women fight in ww1
@@crazynckid I'm sorry but 5000 women out of an army of 1.4 million men is not considerable at all. The performance of female soldiers in ww1 did not outclass any men and the units were disbanded immediately by the Bolsheviks in 1917.
Yes, the soviets did field females snipers. The vast majority were men. Women comprised 5% of the Red Army during WW2.
Having one example doesn't somehow change the actual numbers. Women in combat during either war were not common by any stretch.