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BRZEZINSKI: Let me mention this: Yushchenko's promoter, a banker called Hetman (ph), was going to run for president against Kuchma.
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The story of 'Hetman' and British author Alex Shaw
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It took him 12 years to write and publish his first novel, "Hetman," which came out in July and can be purchased through www. amazon.com and other internet shops.
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Comment from Digger "Hetman": "America, where scientists come to cry.
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Being armed peasants, the Cossacks formed, along the Dnipro riverbank, a military republic with a male assembly †"the Rada â€" that chose its Hetman, a military leader, by election.
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In 1687, Mazepa was elected Hetman, or chieftain, of the Cossack Host in eastern Ukraine that was loyal to the Muscovite Czar.
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He was going to put the Hetman Platoff to breakfast at a side-table with the under college tutors; but he was induced to relent, and merely entertained that distinguished Cossack with a discourse on his own language, in which he showed that the Hetman knew nothing about it.
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I think that we have found Lord Conrad, Hetman of the Christian Army, and a gentle soul throughout.
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“I am Conrad Stargard, Hetman of the Christian Army, and I request passage through your city!”
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The Duke of Sandomierz, the Duke of Cracow, the Duke of Mazovia, the Hetman of the Christian Army, and a long way from what once was home.
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