Animal Farm by George Orwell... This great production was nothing but the rebellion of a brilliant writer who had drunk enough from the cup of injustice and persecution. George Orwell drank from the cups of injustice of the rulers and the consequences of revolutions until the last of them, which led to a roaring torrent of anger and dissatisfaction with politics, including... Supporters and opponents. "Animal Farm" was published in England on August 17, 1945, and is a projection of the events that preceded and during Stalin's reign before World War II. Orwell was a democratic socialist and a member of the British Independent Labor Party, for years a critic of Joseph Stalin and a skeptic of policies. Stalinism stemming from Moscow after his experience with the People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs (¿¿¿¿) in the Spanish Civil War, the Soviet secret and overt police service that practiced state terrorism and political repression during the Stalin era. From that experience emerged "Animal Farm" in an attack on myth The nobility of Soviet communism, Animal Farm was one of the most devastating works of the century. Despite its classification as a work of fiction, it was clearly a political treatise, a satire on human folly, a metaphor, a very good fable, and an impassioned sermon against the dangers of political engagement.