On February 23, 1957, not only the Day of the Soviet Army and Navy was celebrated in the Kremlin - the political elite of the USSR had a much more substantial reason for celebration, because on this day in London, under mysterious circumstances, hetman-in-exile Danylo Skoropadsky, son of hetman Pavlo, died in London Skoropadskyi. Soviet General Secretary Nikita Khrushchev was especially happy about this. Firstly, because there will never be any hetmans in Ukraine again, and secondly, the way to conclude a full-scale trade and economic agreement with Great Britain was now open.So who was Danylo Skoropadskyi? ?When he was very young, he found himself in a foreign country with his family. However, the dreams of an independent Ukraine, which the boy managed to experience and see up close, although not for a long time, never left him. Following his father's will, Danylo Skoropadskyi devoted his entire life to service in the name of Ukraine, was an ardent patriot and believed in his people. The hetman's authority among the Ukrainian diaspora was extremely high, and he can certainly be called one of the leaders of the Ukrainian movement in emigration. Therefore, it is difficult to overestimate the importance of this person for Ukrainians who lived abroad.What happened 60 years ago?...