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Author: Nikolai Gogol, Narrator: Mike Busson
Playtime: 6 hours
Taras Bulba is a legendary national hero of Russia/Ukraine but in Poland he is a legendary villain and mass murder.At that historical period Ukraine was under control of Poland but Ukrainian Cossacks managed to maintain their own wild and permanently drank but dangerous and very effective army.Important note: Cossacks who are Russian or Ukrainian are not to be confused with Kazakhs who are separate nation in central Asia. There are several types of Cossacks: e.g. Ukrainian Zaporozhian Cossacks, Don Cossacks, Ural Cossacks and Kuban Cossacks.Warning: This book is anti-Polish, anti-Catholic and anti-Jewish.
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