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The book tells about the rebel movement of the Cossacks and villagers of Gadyatsky and Zinkivsky districts of Poltava province in the 1920s, which was directed against the Moscow Bolshovitsky invaders, who came to Ukraine in December 1919 and tried to realise Lenin's policy of "war communism" — to carry out mass hoarding of bread and other products in Poltava villages and farms, and black terror against non-communists. In response to the looting, lawlessness and swavill, the Cossacks and villagers rose up, on whose behalf became members of the Hadyatsky district committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine Oleksandr Koval and Ivan Butko, Their supporters Ivan Krupskyi, Fedir Bukhovetskyi, Oleksiy Dmitrenko and many other brave and loud fighters for the will of Ukraine.