George Orwell's Homage to Catalonia

Barcelona 's Ramblas street gunshot this week, eighty years ago. Thanks to George Orwell's respect for Catalunya, much of what happened on the Mayday street is familiar, but the reason is not so. New York Times reporter Herbert Matthews summarized the following questions: "This book is more faithful to the work than any of the works written by the enemies of the second Republic." This is disappointing. Respect for Catalonia as the only book they have read about the Spanish Civil War so far for thousands of people.

A tribute to Catalunya is a personal account of George Orwell 's civil war in Spain from July 1936 to April 1939. Kuomintang's military coup against the elected Spanish government caused a conflict. The second Spanish Republic - managed by the Republican Party - was governed before the war; after the war the Republic was replaced. George Orwell served as an infantry and fought Republicans. His respect for Catalunya includes his own observation as he is mainly fighting near Catalunya.

George Orwell is one of them, and his respect for Catalunya is his story of the Spanish Civil War. It began in December 1936 when Orwell arrived in Barcelona and was ready to take on-site training. Orwell is pleased to find himself in Barcelona during the revolution. There, the rank is comparable to that of a common person. For him, poor equipment, food shortages, poverty are meaningless compared to comrades with the revolutionary spirit he found. His writing is like a passionate child in my life, but he is like a smart child. Because he can see how he observes his experience. I am already struggling