After fierce fighting, Petrenko kills Heinrich Amsel, which gives Reznov a hearty chuckle. Then, they are saved by Petrenko's squad led by Daletski, and continue with them on an assault against a Nazicommunication post. He leads him through Stalingrad, dueling against a German sniper, and a whole German platoon with multiple soldiers equipped with Flammenwerfer 35s. Reznov guides Dimitri on killing a few German soldiers as German bombers fly overhead to shroud out the noise of the gunshots. Reznov, who can no longer snipe precisely as a marksman due to his injured hand, gives Petrenko his scoped Mosin Nagant rifle, and asks him to eliminate the general. It is here that he and Dimitri Petrenko first meet each other, with Reznov explaining his situation to Dimitri.
As one of the only two survivors of a brutal German massacre at a fountain, he is saved from being executed by feigning death. He is first seen in the level Vendetta as a sniper trying to assassinate the German general Heinrich Amsel, the "architect of Stalingrad's misery". His father had his throat slit by a German while he slept, one of the many reasons Reznov hates Nazis.
His music was a symbol of hope for his fellow countrymen and defiance for the Germans. According to Reznov, his father was a musician who, during the Siege of Stalingrad, played music composed by patriotic composers with his violin. Reznov was born in Russia, at Saint-Petersburg (renamed Petrograd in 1914 and Leningrad ten years later) and joined the Red Army sometime before World War II. 2.4 After World War II: Project NovaEditīiography Edit Early History Edit.
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