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Russia s most infamous traitors Andrey Vlasov in 1943. Getty Images Of all theVlasov. Through his efforts, tens of thousands of Soviet prisoners of war started fighting on the side of the Nazis against their Motherland. Russian traitors in history, perhaps, the greatest damage was done by collaborator Andrey 1. Ivan Mazepa Portrait of Ivan Mazepa. Dnipropetrovsk Art Museum Ivan Mazepa was one of the few people who enjoyed Peter the Great s unconditional trust. As hetman (ruler) of Left-bank Ukraine, which was then part of Russia, he faithfully served the Russian monarch for many years, and for which he received the highest state award - the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle – from the hands of the tsar himself.

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