Old Major, an aged boar symbolic of Marx and Lenin, shares with the farm animals his dream of a golden future. The Animalist revolution of which he spoke soon occurred. After Mr. Jones, the owner of the farm, gets drunk and neglects to feed the animals for three days, the animals break into the food stores and chase Jones off the farm. The animals' revolution against Mr. Jones clearly represents the Russian Revolution of 1917. In the book, Mr. Jones represents Cz

Next, in order for Napoleon to re-affirm his power, he called the animals together and forced them to confess to perfidies that were never committed. Traitors were immediately executed on the spot by the dogs. These hysterical confessions began with the executions of four "traitorous" pigs (high-ranking officials), which demonstrated that no one was safe from the leader's grasp. The actual Soviet purges occurred in the same manner-Stalin executed hundreds of people during the trials.

ar Nicolas II, who lived a life of luxury and ignored his suffering people. Similarly, Mr. Jones was often intoxicated and ignored the animals. Historical connections made themselves known very early in the book.

The animals were ecstatic upon acquiring the farm, but it soon became clear that organization and rules were needed to maintain order. The pigs, who considered themselves the smartest on the farm, took it upon themselves to lead the animals. Orwell clearly used satire whe

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