Hetman Mazepa delves into the life and times of one of Ukraine's most controversial historical figures. Viacheslav Budzynovsky's work, originally published in Ukrainian, offers insights into the political landscape of early modern Europe and Mazepa's role within it. This biography examines Mazepa's ambitions, alliances, and the complex circumstances that shaped his decisions.

Explore the story of a leader who sought to carve out a place for Ukraine amidst powerful empires, and consider the lasting impact of his actions on Ukrainian identity and nationhood. A compelling read for anyone interested in Ukrainian history and political biography.

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