1984 summary by george orwell

s un roman dystopique du romancier anglais George Orwell. Il a été publié en 1949.

For many years George Orwell's 1984 novel has been restored. The writers who talk about dictatorship and totalitarian regimes, and for many years this novel has been alive and read because of its literary beauty and because of the political image it presented, today and in a new translation we present this novel, which was portrayed in a predictive way, a totalitarian society subject to the dictatorship of a class governing the name of the "Big Brother", which represents the ruling party, and builds its authority on repression, torture, falsification of facts and history. In the name of defending the homeland and the proletariat. A party that counts people's breath and turns human relationships, love, marriage, work and family into relationships that deprive people of any uniqueness and subject them to a single system, which does not apply to party officials.

It's a novel that reads, then reads again!!!!

Events take place in an imaginary future in which the world is divided into three major dictatorships: Oceania, Eurasia and Iscia. In addition to India, Africa and the Middle East, it is a constant and ongoing conflict between these dictatorships.

Today, everywhere there are tyrants, the novel "1984" is being blocked, but in one way or another it infiltrates readers, and its sales have increased excessively even in countries known as well-established democracies.

In India, Britain, China and Poland, readers pay attention to that novel. In the United States, sales have increased sharply, while people are looking for a way to understand the reality of the Trump administration.

Today, we live in a world that owes much to Orwell's revealing vision of tyranny, and his novel "1984", is a beacon of guidance in difficult times. Science is a light that reveals all of us.

Some of the most famous works by George Orwell include:

Homelessness and decadence in London and Paris

- Let the dreka fly

- Nostalgia for Catalonia

- Animal Farm

- Novel 1984 (published in 1948) English-Arabic-English translation

1984 was published in 1949. It was not long after the end of Stalin’s despotic rule in the 1930s as well as the devastating Spanish Civil War, (1936 and 1939), and finally, the Second World War, (1938 and 1945). From 1929 until his death in 1953, Stalin was the undisputed leader of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. During his reign, Stalin orchestrated the rise of communism in which all private property was seized and made communal. All the wealth belonged to the members of a community and was to be used for the benefit of everybody. However, unlike the Socialist principles laid down by Karl Max, where the ownership of production belonged to the working class, Stalin did not grant this right. Instead, Stalin ruled with an iron fist, trampling upon the fundamental rights of the citizens. It is also not possible to forget the ruthlessness with which Stalin removed opposing organizations in the country with bloodshed and paranoia hallmarks of Stalin's administration. During this period, Stalin used the secret police to torture, brutalize and subdue suspected enemies. Many people died under mysterious circumstances while a significant portion also disappeared, never to be seen again. These events have parallels in 1984 with Orwell introducing the dreaded concept of vaporization. A lot of people simply vanish in the book, in addition to public records also being destroyed, leaving behind a trail of horror that was unprecedented. These fictional horrors based on the realities of Stalin’s Great Purge, (1934-1936) where many people disappeared, taken to prison or killed and buried secretly.