Animal Farm - published in 1945 when he was forty-two years old - is Orwell's eighth book. It was written during WWII after Orwell quit the BBC in 1943 and during the time his wife Eileen was working in the Ministry of Information (model for the Ministry of Truth). They worked on the book together and it was a tragedy that it wasn't printed until five months after her death. It was considered too "anti-Stalin" and "anti-Communist" to publish during the war when "Uncle Joe" was England's friend. When it was finally published (when Stalin was the enemy again) it was a worldwide success. ~ Jackie Jura

VISITING ORWELL'S ANIMAL FARM

~ ANIMAL FARM COMIC IN MAURITIUS

~ WALLINGTON WILLINGDON ANIMAL FARM

~ ANIMAL FARM BONAFIDE HALAS

~ ANIMAL FARM ORIGINAL MOVIE

~ ANIMAL FARM 1954 MOVIE

~ MAJOR'S SPEECH IN ORWELL SPEAK

~ UK TERROR BILL FOR NATIONALS

~ ANIMAL FARM A BAD MOVIE

~ DID BOXER HAVE A NAME?

~ WAS FARMER JONES GARETH JONES?

~ SNOWBALL'S REVENGE ON ORWELL

~ MOSES & SUGARCANDY MOUNTAIN

~ BOXER AND THE PROLES

~ MAJOR SPEAKS FOR ORWELL

~ SNOWBALL IS OSADDAM