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Mazepa

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Mazepa

Мазепа

Ukrainian silent film about Hetman Ivan Mazepa, based on Alexander Pushkin's poem. Lost.

Released: 1913
Genres: History, Drama

Direction and writing

Danylo SakhnenkoDirector

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