Animal Farm Hidden Meanings

In the novel Animal Farm, there are examples as you read on further of it being an allegory, a book that has a hidden meaning into it. In this specific book there are hints of the past and disagreements that went on during that time of the past. The animals, the humans and windmill the animals controlled and built are all examples of this ‘hidden meaning’. Within the book Animal Farm, all of the animals represent a different prehistorical human/group of humans. Napoleon, the individual pig who took over the whole farm of animals, was based on Joseph Stalin, the leader of the Soviet Union from the mid-1920’s till his death in 1953. Snowball, the pig who got bullied on and had his plans urinated on by Napoleon and then kicked out of Animal Farm signifies Leon Trotsky, the founding leader of the Red Army and was removed from power after attempt to lead failed and Joseph Stalin took his place. Squealer, the one pig who was by Napoleons’ side the entire time and convinced all of the animals that everything that Napleon and the
Tsar Nicholas II act as Mr. Jones, a drunken man who never fed or took care of his animals. Mr. Fredrick was an untrustworthy neighbor who was tough and was the farmer of Pinchfield who enacted as Adolf Hitler and Mr. Pilkington represented the capitalist governments of England and the United States during the communist part of the past. The Windmill that the animals made twice and that Napoleon stole from Snowball after he was kicked out of Animal Farm, serves as the enormous modernization projects undertaken in Soviet Russia after the Russian Revolution. In Animal Farm, the Russian Revolution was the main meaning as it went on throughout the novel in a hidden way, also known as an allegory. What truly made this novel an allegory was all of the objects, humans, and animals who enacted as the real people during the Russian