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Perhaps only the history of Ukraine is rich in examples of people who fought for the freedom of their country being labelled as negative.

It is about one of them - Hryhoriy (Hryhor) Orlyk (in Soviet terminology, "traitor, agent of noble Poland and the Swedish king") - that the fiction-documentary novel by Ukrainian writer Ivan Korsak tells us.

Who is he, Hryhoriy Orlyk. A diplomat. A scout. Heir to his father's legacy, to the cause of Ukraine's independence. One of the most educated people in Europe at the time, with whom Voltaire and the Jerusalem Patriarch were equally interested in communicating. A man who guided King Stanisław Leszczynski to the throne of Poland through enemy territory. The general and field marshal of France.

And the first, and the second, and the third...

With this publication, the Tverdynia printing and publishing house launches a new series of historical and educational books called Pantheon.