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Farm der Tiere
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"Alle Tiere sind gleich aber manche sind gleicher"
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"Alle Tiere sind gleich aber manche sind gleicher"
I love George Orwell. This is a beautiful allegory of communism through the eyes of a mid-twentieth century writer. It's not hard to see parallels to our current political situation.
This tale highlights how an idealistic revolution can turn to a dystopia worse than the oppresion from before. There are many parellels to the story of the Soviet Union which makes it especially interesting for history nerds.
Una de las mejores analogías que he leído y en este caso, Orwell expone la cruda realidad del comunismo representada en los animales de la granja, donde los cerdos son los líderes del nuevo gobierno (nada mejor representado con los cerdos) y sus víctimas, los animales según el carácter de cada uno de ellos. Un libro recomendado.
Se llama "rebelión en la granja" pero podría haberse llamado perfectamente "estalinismo para dummies". Mediante una fábula de animales puedes ver perfectamente cómo la revolución rusa degeneró en el estalinismo.