The book tells about one of the most interesting events in the recent history of Udmurtia - the mass flogging of poor peasants in the villages of Ludorvay, Yuski, Ludzi, Izhevsk district of Votsk region on June 26 and 27, 1928, during which 300 people were injured. Ludorvay business became widely known in the USSR, stirred up the public of our country, and became one of the turning points in deciding on the collectivization of agriculture. The book reveals the class roots of the "Ludorvayshchina," which gave rise to its working and living conditions of the Udmurt peasants, their struggle for the redistribution of land. For everyone interested in the history of Russia and the history of collectivization.