Animal Farm: The Russian Revolution

Its unrealistic for people not to be power hungry and try to take matters into their own hands. Throughout this Revolution there were many leaders who tried to take charge but failed miserably. The Russian Revolution took place during a difficult time in Russia. These troubles began before World War I and lasted up until the 1930’s. In the book Animal Farm, George Orwell shows the true Joseph Stalin by portraying him as napoleon, and how he was a selfish sneaky leader that mislead his country and hid his innocence for it.
One of the main causes in the Russian revolution was repression and unrest. Leading up to the revolution, Russia had lost many wars before 1917. All these wars required a lot from the people like tax dollars and a good leader.
You had the Leaders, pheasants, and the middle class. The leaders of Russia were kicked out of office and the middle class started secretly making their stand. The worst of all were pheasants they were treated terrible and still forced to work for low wages and have no land. They had no say in this they took part in many riots and strikes in hope for a change for them. In the book “Animal Farm” the first revolt was to overthrow their owner Mr. Jones. This happened and everyone appointed that they wanted Lenin as their leader. Lenin called Joseph Stalin to be on his first committee and after Lenin's death. Stalin beat out his opponents and was now the leader of
Right after the Russian Revolution happened it forced Russia out of World War I. They were many casualties and people were still not satisfied with how things turned out and that is how Joseph Stalin forced his power among the people and made their lives worse than they already were. According to the History Channel , Stalin was responsible for over twenty million deaths in his time of rule! It eventually forced them into another World War which they just didn't have the right strive in the people to win it. People were afraid and did not work together as people hoped it