George Orwell
British author whose works on totalitarianism remain urgently relevant. Orwell's experiences fighting in Spanish Civil War and observing poverty shaped his democratic socialism and anti-totalitarian stance. 1984 and Animal Farm critique authoritarianism through allegory and dystopia. His clear prose style and political insight make his work timeless.
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