In the history of anti-feudal folk performances of the Middle Ages, a significant place is occupied by the Hussite revolutionary movement in the Czech Republic of the 15th century. It was the largest of all the speeches of the peoples of Europe in the era of classical feudalism. Naturally, this event attracted and attracts the attention of many researchers from various countries of the world. In bourgeois historiography, religious, sometimes national liberation motifs of the movement were put forward in the first place and its social, anti-feudal meaning was obscured.