FAQ About George Orwell

Upon its publication in 1945, "Animal Farm" was met with both critical acclaim and controversy. As an allegory of the Russian Revolution and the rise of Stalinism, it offered a poignant critique of the Soviet regime. While celebrated for its clever storytelling and political insight, the book was also criticized and censored by some who viewed its content as a challenge to Soviet ideology. The clear allegorical nature helped solidify Orwell's reputation as a commentator on political matters and expanded his influence beyond literature.