Animal Farm: Historically And Politically Allegorized As The Russian Revolution

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and citizens of Russia are pressured
to work long strenuous hours for little or no food or money. Both Mr.
Jones and Nicholas II were kicked out of power by their subjects because
they were persuaded by inspirational speakers, Old Major and Carl Marx, to
rebel because they deserved better. Nicholas II and Mr. Jones both tried to
regain power after being relieved of it. Mr. Jones tried to regain power by
fighting the animals in the “Battle of the Cowshed” and again in the “
Battle of the Windmill”. He lost in both battles but was more successful in
the second then the first. Nicholas II attempted to regain power in 1905
in the first revolution, but did not succeed.
Old Major and Carl Marx started both revolutions. Old Major started
Napoleons revolution with his inspiring speech that said:

Why then do we continue in this miserable condition? Because
nearly the whole of the produce of our labor is stolen from
us by human beings. There, comrades, is the answer to all ...

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and the Proletariats work for the
lords. Neither the Proletariats nor Boxer were educated, when the animals
on the manor were trying to form a system of schooling, all Boxer managed
to learn was up to D. The Proletariats were never enrolled in school and
were never educated in anyway because they were told they did not need to
be educated. Boxer was a casualty of the revolution, he was sent away to
the knackers when he was no longer strong enough to work as hard as he once
could. The Proletariats were casualties because they worked so hard and
got so little in return. Many of them died from malnutrition and disease.
Napoleon, the dictator of the manor, is allegorized as Stalin, a
dictator ...

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