animal farm novel?

Question

does anyone know if George Orwell,showed totalitarianism or not in his novel ANIMAL FARM????and what was his goal in this book.......

Answer 1

Orwell was actually writing about the growth of communism in Russia, which started out with great ideals and slogans for making sure that everyone took part in the work of the community and everyone benefited from that labor. Later on, however, Communist Party bosses began to lead lives much like those of the former ruling classes. They ate when the common people starved, they had comfortable homes when everyone else lived 5 to a 3 room apartment. The Communist Party eventually became a totalitarian government, because it was the only legal political entity in Russia and controlled every facet of the peoples' lives, just as the pigs controlled every facet of the Farm at the end of the book. Like Stalin, the pigs eliminated all the early supporters of the Revolution in order to become dictators of their regime.

Answer 2

i think of the unconventional Animal Farm is a satire on Communism. the author's ideas are nevertheless relavent right this moment and could be until eventually human beings are exctinct. "each physique is equivalent yet some are greater equivalent than others"

Answer 3

Just read the book, it's less than 150 pages...

Answer 4

Did you read the book? If not, I would suggest you read it. The answer is in the pages.

Answer 5

i liked this book i suggest reading it, you will find the answeres to your questions in the book