Question

What is the parallel of these events in the book 1984?

Answer 1

The events in George Orwell's 1984 parallel with the historical censorship and propaganda during World War I, Orwell's own life experiences, and modern examples like the publication of a book in Russia that glorifies its leader, similar to the glorification of Big Brother in the novel.

Step-by-step explanation:

The parallel of the events in the book 1984 can be found in the historical context of World War I, where governments censored and controlled information to maintain morale and suppress dissent much like the centralized government in Orwell's dystopian society. The experiences of George Orwell as a child during the war and later as a military police officer in Burma likely influenced the 'Orwellian' themes in his work, including the use of propaganda and censorship. An additional parallel to 1984 can be seen in contemporary Russia with the publication of Fairytales about our president, illustrating national leadership exploits and possibly reflecting political storytelling and myth-making reminiscent of Orwellian narrative.

Answer 2

Orwell's 1984 has many parallels with Nazi Germany in World War II. There is a clear distinction between inner party, outer party and everyone else. Both 1984 and Nazi German are ruled by one person. Big brother is the ruler of 1984 and Hitler is the ruler of nazi germany.