Relation Between Stalin And Napoleon, Anima Farm.

In the book, Stalin is represeted by a pig called Napoleon. We can notice this because of the similarities between them, like for example both of them wanted their nations to be betterand bigger cause while Stalin tried to industrialize the Soviet Union, Napoleon made plans to build a windmill to furnish electricity. Both also tried to get as much work as they could fromtheir subjects. Stalin used collectivization to make the farms more profitable, but this process caused a huge famine. In Animal Farm Napoleon had the animals work long hours and reducedtheir rations. Furthermore, these leaders had a series of purges in which they killed any possible enemies and made threats to scare their subjects into submission.

Another similarity isthat Both used tactics like propaganda and reign through terror. They also employed secret police to do their bidding but of course in Animal Farm the secret police weren’t policemen,they were dogs that were"reeducated" for Napoleon's use and they carried out the executions much like the police in the Russian revolution.

And probably the most memorable correlationsbetween the allegorical character of Napoleon and the historical person of Stalin is the treatment of political enemies. In Russia, Stalin imprisoned or killed many of his political enemies.This campaign was known as Stalin's purges. In Animal Farm, Napoleon first has four pigs executed for treason. After this, other animals begin to confess to crimes that they apparently didnot commit (this happened in Russia also) and are also executed.

Napoleon, like Stalin, reallly tries his best to create a totalitarian regime on the farm.  He wants complete controland achieves it through various strategies, like eliminating dissent, using fear to suppress and control his enemies, and controlling information, through his own style of propaganda.