I found a lot of books related to my topic.

I found an article specifically about him, and

his record for the most confirmed kills. I also found many books about the war he was in,
detailing the conditions fought in, and a book about WWII snipers including him. I might decide
to change topics to the war itself rather than Simo Hayha. I still need to research more to decide
which Im more interested in, as both have an abundance of information. The war was only 105
days long in 1939 and a small Finnish army held off five times as many Russian troops. So I
would like to write about the various tactics the Finnish used to hold off the Russians who had a
much larger army, including about 2,500-6,500 tanks compared to Finlands 32 tanks. The Red
Army also had an air advantage, having about four times as many planes as Finland. I think this
is a great feat, and would also include Simo Hayha in part of the essay, along with any other
Finnish soldiers who managed to help hold Finland against the overpowering Red Army. So far
my topic has broadened as I look to research more about the Winter War, and was able to find a
good amount of information about it.