Animal farm

George Orwell's novella "Animal Farm" is one of the most famous satirical anti-utopias of the 20th century.
On Manor Farm, the animals rebelled against their owner, Mr. Jones, to build a world of equality and freedom. But soon their revolution turns into a new dictatorship – this time under the leadership of the pig Napoleon.
Orwell sharply and accurately shows how the ideals of popular rule and justice can degenerate into totalitarianism, violence, and fear.
This is not just a fairy tale about animals, but a metaphor for power, which always tests human honesty and freedom.
The Belarusian translation of "Animal Farm" brings new life and relevance to this classic book for the modern reader.

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The satirical novella by the famous English writer depicts the life of a community of animals who expelled their cruel owner, Mr. Jones, from Manor Farm. Freedom and equality among the animals quickly turned into the dictatorship of a pig named Napoleon. Orwell perfectly showed the process of the degeneration of communist principles of a classless society and popular rule into a utopia of totalitarianism and violence.