Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mykola Mazepa
I don't know, but here are my comments. The main question here is notability, probably best evaluated using  or , but possibly on the basis of high police rank and various decorations. The issue of machine translation doesn’t matter. If the person is notable, then style issues can be resolved later. I don’t understand the significance of the International Personnel Academy in the context of a high-ranking police officer who ended up running one or more prisons. I searched on Google Scholar and didn't find him, but don't read Ukrainian. I don’t know how notable the decorations he received are. He had an audience with Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow which suggests some notability (not that the meeting itself conferred notability, but that the Russian Orthodox Church considered that his achievements were significant enough to be recognized by an audience with the Patriarch). The listings in various biographical directories don’t indicate notability, but reading them might lead to a better understanding of his accomplishments, since I find the current version of the article rather confusing. And I added “This article incorporates information from the equivalent article on the Ukrainian Wikipedia.” at the end of the article
— User:Eastmain, 23:24, 10 February 2010 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:PROF||WP:AUTHOR (Wikipedia:Notability)