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The book "1984" is about a government that has complete control over everyone, also known as totalitariaism,. It shows what a free country like London would be under a totalitarian government in the perspective of Winston who generally despises his life in Totalitarian Lodon. People starving, the food was "rubbish" , and their was shortage of clothing or anything to go around.The government watched everyone and if people commited a crime they will go to labor camps or will go missing with no record of their existance. The government has brainwashed everyone into beliveing anything the party says. In the end the good guys do not win for when a government as such is established it will be difficult for anyone to overthrow it.It warns us by looking out for totalitarian advancements or actions for us and future generations to preserve basic human rights.

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How totalitarianism is represented in real life and history

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How totalitarianism is represented in real life and history

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In 1984 it represents a fictional totalitarian society but in real life it was similar to Stalins execution of a totalitarian society. This goes to show that the totalitarian societies can pop up if people aren't careful to prevent people like Stalin or other dictators.

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How the government dehuminizes its citizens

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How the government dehuminizes its citizens

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The government has done everything to dehuminize its citizens from constant propaganda, holding pep rallies, and creating new words. Every year people must attend a pep rally called 2 minutes of Hate, where they scream at the "enemies" of Oceania. They enforce people to have their television on for constant propaganda and has constant survalleince on everyone. They also create new words known as "newspeak" and made new words like "doublethink" or "thoughtcrime". Even the main character at the start of the book only takes joy in scratching his ulcer, drinking gin, and writing in his journal which is considered a "thoughtcrime".