Totalitarianism Oppression in 1984
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The greatest fear of George Orwell's as expressed fictionally in 1984, was the crushing of the individual psychologically, emotionally, spiritually, and, if necessary, physically, by the totalitarian state. Writing in 1948, and knowing of the horrors of the totalitarian regimes in Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Russia, Orwell wrote the book to focus on the techniques and the rationale totalitarian oppressors used to justify and carry out their programs of conformity and terror. Such regimes in Germany and Russia, and in the Oceania of 1984, used whatever means were necessary to break down the will, the spirit, the humanity of the individual, so that he thought, felt and behaved in accordance with the wishes of the regime. Clearly, Orwell was justified in writing a book warning of the future of
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