Totalitarian Leaders: Stalin, Marx, and Mustapha Mond

In the book "The Brave New World", the ruler of the world controls every aspect of life, from the colors worn by citizens to the work allotted to everyone. This is an example of the totalitarian government. The term "totalitarianism" is defined as "it is related to governmental adjectives or government controlled by a political group that normally controls all opposition by force and controls many aspects of people's lives" I will. It consists of industry, radio, television programming, people reading books, and other rigorous controls on private life "(Barnhart 2210).

In this article, we compare Adolph Hitler, Benito Mussorini, Joseph Stalin, three leaders known for dictatorship and totalitarianism since the 1930s. Totist principle means that the government gains absolute and complete control over the state, such as freedom of thought and civic life style, does not permit other parties, has the most important concept of the state To do. - Animal farm is a fable of Russian historical era from 1917 to 1944. This is a satirical story written in the form of animal fable. When writing "Animal Farm" as a fable, George Orwell was able to express his theme in simple symbolic words. Animal farm characters represent characters in Russian history during the Russian Revolution.

The animal farm is a totalitarian satire. But Orwell wrote this book for a more specific purpose: as a warning story about Stalinism. It is for this reason that he encountered such difficulties when publishing this book; when the animal farm was ready to welcome readers, the Allies worked with the Soviet Union. A moral person of a novel represents a different faction from a particular historical figure of Russia and the Soviet society. These include Karl Marx (Major), Vladimir Lenin (Major), Leon Trotsky (Snowbow), Joseph Stalin (Napoleon), Adolf Hitler (Frederick), Army (Pilkington), Farmers (Boxer), Elite (Molly) and Church (Moses)

The incomplete Marx project is part of Arent's attempt to understand totalitarianism of the 20th century. The first post of edited Karl Marx and the Western political and ideological tradition first saw Marx as a breakthrough in traditional clues. Arendt criticized people who tried to find Marx according to Lenin and Stalin. Because Marx's philosophy comes from a wonderful tradition, we can not blame Marx for not only Plato and Aristotle but father of totalitarian rule. "People who succumb to this argument seems to be almost unaware that accusing Marx's totalitarian is equivalent to criticizing the end of the Western tradition itself with government habits ... ...."