Animal Farm The Russian Revolution

[@respectedgaming]

I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one here because of school work...

[@juju5288]

same lol

[@No-ms3hj]

I chose it for a book report because funny

[@hunterward1140]

I didn’t graduate made it to 10th grade I’m here for genuine love for the book read it 4 times had a friend recommend it to me back in 8th grade I’m 22 now

[@hunterward1140]

Don’t do drugs

[@AestheticB190]

Me took bro

[@ardakusumabagaskara4120]

thanks dude i aced my classical literature exam :) thanks a bunch

[@BrettLamb]

Glad you found the video useful!

[@ardakusumabagaskara4120]

keep up the good work my good mab

[@NoreenHoltzen]

In the original introduction (which very few have read) to Animal Farm that Orwell wished to publish with the book, he stated that it was as much anti-British as anything else because the propaganda systems here in Britain are just as effective, and systems of power just as separate to public representation as anywhere else. In his words, the local methods of coercion are more subtle and clever though through processes that include rampant indoctrination starting from preschool, filtering and framing facts, selection during a journalist career to weed out “difficult” people asking actual questions, and that “it wouldn’t do to say” (literally Orwell’s words) certain things. This introduction was censored ironically (exactly as he was describing in the introduction itself) and even with his introduction removed, Orwell obviously had no choice but to frame the book in a way that suited establishment under the publishers, and various edits were necessary. Look it up for yourself by searching “original introduction to animal farm”.

[@mattturner6492]

Thank you!!

[@Menememe1]

😮

[@davidbouvier8895]

Not surprising. Canadian author Farley Mowat wrote a book several decades ago about his visit to Soviet era Siberia (which he wanted to compare with the Canadian Arctic). He quotes a Siberian telling him the principal difference: "You believe in your propaganda, Farley, but we don't believe in ours."

[@hervemaguilera1366]

Thank you! Now I understand a little more Russian Revolution and Animal farm

[@BrettLamb]

Glad you found it useful!

[@paulslater1329]

I read animal farm and watched a few videos following the same storyline, and wanted to know the links Thanks very much, great video awesome quality!

[@Charizard-zc5jr]

Great video! Animal farm is one of the greatest pieces of literature out there. Charizard is GOAT! 🔥

[@XxMaximus10xX]

This video is usefull! thk, I didn't pay attention to the teacher, and hours that lasted the class are summarized in 5 minutes with this good video

[@jillianchilds400]

thank you so much 🙏🏽 you saved my life for sophomore year ❤️

[@BrettLamb]

Happy to help!

[@yazzyxx]

@A.W. Stephens sameeeeeee

[@mizuki6799]

I'm doing this in 8th grade 😂

[@facelessandnameless]

Does nobody see the parallels to what is happening now!?

[@nessaahmed1091]

care to explain ? :)

[@artyboi91]

@@nessaahmed1091 Kim Jon un maybe? he has a totalitarian dictatorship just like this, its what I was reminded of but I'm no expert lmao

[@AllenReviews]

Hello Everyone. She really gave us a pop quiz on this shit lol

[@lachlanlau]

I wish for 1080p 60. Even better, 1440p 60!

[@BrettLamb]

High definition history!

[@jspr12]

M8 who cares

[@monique6241]

Cristal clear! Thks

[@BrettLamb]

Thank you!

[@lohkoonhoong6957]

In our time, animal farms sprang up in China, North Korea, Russia, The Middle East, Myanmar and parts of south-east Asia. The story continues.

[@famousplan2693]

ok liberal.

[@simmansu]

Животноводческие фермы появляются исключительно благодаря попустительству США. Американцам необходимо стереть с лица земли Северную Корею, Китай, Россию и Иран каких бы жертв это не стоило. Хуссейна уничтожили ценой 40 америкацев. Думаю на КНР хватит меньше сотни.

[@jaleeyaw25]

my teacher wanted us to warch a video on this from oversimplified but this one is so much better to take the information in from thanks so much

[@BrettLamb]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lemanade8932]

thank you man this is so helpful considering in most of my English lessons im half asleep

[@oldmate99]

good you are studying this, too bad your school makes it boring

[@josephbishop1014]

Excellent.

[@EFChartley]

Liked & Subscribed! I have an essay on this in school

[@BrettLamb]

Thanks for subbing!

[@AmericanCaesarian]

from a few centuries of sad feudalism to 80 years of brutal oppressive hell

[@simmansu]

И уже 30 лет грустного ада

[@elbeteldesta6070]

Creative work

[@noobednatherium4082]

1:45 the guy to the most left in the front trench looks like Captain America

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[@achatcueilleur5746]

Animal Farm and 1984 by George Orwell are NOT about "Russia" but about rotting West. Censorship wouldn't allow to publish those book without "Russia" trick.

[@davidpaterson2309]

Nonsense. Animal Farm is very obviously about the Russian Revolution and (more importantly!) its betrayal by Stalin and the CPSU and the development of totalitarianism under them until - the final point of the book - the animals couldn’t tell the difference between the pigs and the men, the Revolution had failed, the new boss was at least as bad as the old boss. And by the way the main censorship he encountered was from leftwing publishers in Britain who didn’t like such an obviously virulent attack on Stalin - that’s very clear from his own correspondence of the time. 1984 is much more complicated. Its subject is how totalitarianism sustains itself - through repression, terror, propaganda, an economy based in warfare, the control of “history” and the corruption of language. Some of its model was Stalinist Russia, some of it clearly Nazi Germany (Orwell thought the two were basically indistinguishable in practice - like all totalitarian regimes). But you are correct that some of it was about Britain itself - the novel is set in a recognisable, post WW2, bombed-out London, its title is simply a reversal of 1948, when it was written. Britain at the time was bankrupt, exhausted and had a socialist government. It had been “Airstrip One” - a giant bomber base continually under attack - in the latter years of the war. Orwell himself had been a propagandist, working for the BBC - there’s more than a bit of Orwell in Winston Smith. Orwell had long been warning about the corruption of English and the undermining of truth by politics and propaganda (essay “Politics and the English Language”) and “Newspeak” was his warning about where it was heading. Although himself a socialist, he despised many of the British left - who were easily fooled by communist propaganda (or were themselves agents of it). So yes, some of 1984 is recognisably “about” 1948 Britain. But the much wider point was that the world risked being divided into three continuously warring superstates or blocs whose ideologies were different only in theory, but which in practice depended in repression, control of information and continuous warfare for their existence. That was a very real threat in 1948 and isn’t far away even now.

[@pedrogabrielduarte4544]

Did george orwell witness all of this?

[@davidbouvier8895]

Orwell went to fight the fascists in Spain. In his book Homage to Catalonia he describes how, unlike all the other leftist supporters of the legitimate Republican government, the Soviet controlled Spanish CP closely imitated the USSR's own domination by its Leninist 'vanguard party' . Those authoritarian so-called 'Communists' were the model for his Pigs in Animal Farm: "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others".

[@dShantanu]

Great video thanks

[@samranawaz10]

I'm here because tomorrow is my novel exam... From Karachi, Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@salted2072]

Thx this was very helpful

[@morgan2278]

me not reading the whole book and watching this at 1 am the night before my exam

[@andrewlyon9292]

2:16 can anyone explain the American flag here?

[@RFDRofficial]

Those are american soldiers. Army Rangers maybe?

[@harrytheboss3865]

cant be the only here doing school work for this

[@steffanhoffmann]

I was a British English language consultant, in Kyiv one year and Odessa three. Leaving ten months before Putin invaded. A hunch. The legacy of corruption, is evident throughout. It's too big a subject; believe me. I also had a 3 month stint in St Petersburg, and it's a milder form of it. Both nations in my experience, are narrow minded, cold hearted people. Ukraine less so I suppose. But we all know now, the money they've had from the west, has been "unaccounted for" They drive the biggest cars also. As for freedom, when they had Glasnost and Perestroika by Gorbachev; and continued by Yeltsin, they were uncomfortable with it. Somehow they think control is better 🤔 I still have friends from both countries, and they're wired differently to you and I, is my belief. For example last week, my friend Alexei said, it was time for Navalny to die, everyone dies. He couldn't understand, the outrage in the 🌏. Poisoning and bludgeonry you see, is in its history, and it still continues seemingly. So their attitude is one of resignation. Thanks for your analysis.

[@roshnihassan9344]

thank u comrade

[@QueenfayeA]

I have oral recitation this coming Wednesday and yeah im here😂

[@Dmitry-ggc]

1:09 - I very much doubt this photo is from the pre revolution times. Looks more like the 1930s.

[@maximilyen]

Nice job

[@BrettLamb]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@aricunono6272]

There should be an animal farm book about the history of North Korea and also about the fall of the US Republic. This was a great video by the way. Lets Go Brandon

[@cringefather6409]

I just might not fail my exam

[@lilapiyel]

tell me why im here for personal interest..

[@peteryokahui]

what you showed us was war, not a revolution

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3:10 so thats where people go after they die in cod

[@daviddacosta8778]

Any one from stgc

[@foldingchair4701]

No

[@Nasseralqinai]

Mr Johnny brought me here!!

[@steevejacob3988]

👌🏼

[@shamlakamwal6623]

I have a English test tmr

[@mariaabbasii]

4:03

[@chairles4632]

This is a very amongus

[@HonestAbe-zq6be]

This summary/explanation is as Orwellian and anything else. It's full of mistruths, bad and unverifiable information, but presented as fact. Animal Farm follows a path of revolution that was just as close to the French Revolution as the Russian one. It's also is a critique of the liberal democracies of the west.

[@ljront3126]

Russians are an important nation, but I rather not to upset them, sometimes I might tease them by mistake and then we have a big mess and afterwards helps only a polish Pope. 😞

[@TheNoblot]

BRETT not quite a fact just your facts 😥

[@noobednatherium4082]

Forgot to meantion nice video

[@jnunya1805]

This is oversimplified and avoids blaming the very people at fault. Its ok. No one is allowed to say it.the truth.

[@kitpesec1536]

Russia is the truly animal farm

[@Granzee69]

GUYS

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who here frm vermont?

[@langley7211]

i am reading this is 8th grade what about you guys

[@artyboi91]

same lol

[@OzGrunt]

Old Major is Lenin... not Marx

[@BrettLamb]

The prevailing sentiment seems to be at Old Major represents Marx. Snowball is generally regarded as an amalgam of Lenin and Trotsky.

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[@philgambill4473]

Ut

[@thethanoskillingkind3180]

Your lack of education on Imperial Russia is laughable.

[@kxkxkxkx]

Not a word about communism or the KGB ... Weak

[@haaris_hyderr]

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UwU

[@AllenReviews]

dude speak up jeez

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>_> why did i have to watch this >_>

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