This book is the first major study of the origins, causes and nature of the great Kazakh tragedy that occurred in the early 30s. Then, under the guise of complete collectivization, the Bolsheviks tried to carry out etiocide - the destruction of the people. The “most important” event during the world revolution, which cost Kazakhstan more than a million victims, was carried out by an ally of Lenin and Stalin, a personal friend of Sverdlov, one of the organizers and executors of the assassination of Tsar Nicholas II F.I. Goloshchekin. The book, which reveals the technology of Bolshevik ethnocide, provides stunning testimonies of those who survived the period of mass famine. The documentary story is designed for the general reader.