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History Short: Novels that Shaped Society #Shorts
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0:59Now PlayingOn June 8, 1949, the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by English writer Eric Blair, writing as George Orwell, was published, a story of a dystopian future where an intrusive government controls all, sees all, and wages never ending war.
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