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"The Song of Dovbush" by Les Kachkovsky is undoubtedly the deepest thing ever written about the legendary leader of the opryshky! The author, perhaps the first of all researchers of the life of the Carpathian folk hero, looked at him not from the point of view of class theory, but as the embodiment of the people's dream of freedom, of the Defender, of the Avenger. After all, at the time of Oleksa Dovbush's life, far fewer Hutsuls graduated from school than went through the opryshky training. There were many opryshkas before and after Dovbush, but the people's memory has preserved the name of Oleksa. Why? Probably because....