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Mykhailo Drahomanov (1841–1895) — was a Ukrainian publicist, historian, philosopher, economist, literary critic, folklorist, and public figure. One of the organisers of the Old Community in Kyiv. Associate Professor of Kyiv University (1864-1875). After his dismissal for political unreliability, he emigrated to Geneva, where he headed the centre of Ukrainian political emigration (1876-1889).

Mykhailo Drahomanov is the author of Shevchenko, Ukrainophiles and Socialism (1879), Historical Poland and Great Russian Democracy (1883), Strange Thoughts on the Ukrainian National Cause(1891), &Letters to Naddniprians'ka Ukraine» (1893); &Autobiographical Notes» (1883) and &Additions» to it (1889); memoirs &Austro-Russian Memoirs. 1867–1877» (1889–1892); «Historical songs of the Little Russian people» (1874–1875, in co-authorship with V. Antonovych), «Belarusian folk legends and stories» (1876), «New Ukrainian songs about public affairs: 1764 - 1880 (1881), Political Songs of the Ukrainian People of the 18th and 19th centuries (1883 - 1885) and others.