George Orwell published the story “In Memory of Catalonia” in 1939. In it, he spoke about the Russian intentions to seize power in Spain. In 1945, he wrote a satire on the Russian revolution - the parable "Animal Farm", and his last book was the novel "1984", a dystopia in which a totalitarian society is shown with fear and anger. The writer dreamed that one day his books would end up in Russia and will open people's eyes. This was not destined to happen during the author's lifetime. Only decades later did the manuscripts begin to be translated, reprinted and passed from hand to hand. The texts published by samizdat amazed, frightened and inspired. Many years later, Orwell's texts will be in every bookstore, and the first translations printed on a typewriter will become a bibliographic rarity. They are the ones who compiled this collection. Read carefully. Remember, Big Brother is always watching you. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.