Russian Revolution

“Animal farm- Russian Revolution”
Animal Farm begins with Mr. Jones (owner of Manor Farm) doing a really crumby job of, you know, his job. The neglected animals listen to a wise old pig, old Major,who encourages them all to rebel and run the farm themselves. Above all, he says, everyone should be equal. Then he dies. Everyone is excited except for Benjamin, a cynical donkey whose main job inlife is to be, well, cynical.

The animals do rebel, and the pigs, being the smartest animals, naturally take the leadership role (so much for that equality business). There is some immediate conflictbetween two pigs, Napoleon and Snowball. Napoleon wants to sit around and be in charge of everything, while Snowball wants to teach the other animals and build a windmill. Napoleon uses nineferocious and enormous dogs to become the All Powerful Dominant Boss Leader Chief Pig. He doesn’t call it that, but it’s in the back of his mind somewhere. So Snowball is out of the picture, which isconvenient for blaming everything on him. 
The pigs exploit the other animals shamelessly, breaking all the rules that they had established after the Rebellion. Things fall apart: life on the farm gets worseand worse, the animals forget old Major’s original dream, and the pigs make some poor management decisions when dealing with the neighboring farms. The culminating miserable moment comes when thepigs send Boxer, a hardworking and loyal horse who is ready for retirement, to his death. 
Well if we compare with the Russian Revolution as the animals the Russians want liberty, don’t be under therules of other people. That all their work only benefits other people and they can’t say anything. The people tired of injustice and fought for their freedom.
In the story appears some character thatreferences the characters in the Russian Revolution:
Mr Jones Czar Nicolas II
Old Major Karl Marx
Animalism Communism
Snowball Trotsky
Napoleon Joseph Stalin
Moses the raven Religion
Boxer...