In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, the animals are finally convinced to fight against their human oppressors after their leader, Napoleon, enforces propaganda and fear tactics. Read more »

Animal Farm was banned in Zimbabwe due to its political themes, which were deemed to be critical of the ruling government and its policies. Read more »

Animal Farm, George Orwell’s allegorical novella, has been banned in some countries due to its satirical critique of totalitarianism and communism. Read more »

Animal Farm executions are a tool used by the ruling pigs to maintain control and instill fear in the other animals, showcasing the corrupt nature of power. Read more »