The+Farmhouse

The Farmhouse: Kremlin = Brief History: =
 * The Kremlin is a center complex of buildings surrounded by the walls of the fort.
 * In 1917, the soviet government transferred the Russian Capital to Kremlin.
 * Kremlin was associated with all the important events in Russian History.
 * Some of the buildings inside Kremlin are churches, armories, palace of congresses, and many towers.
 * The Kremlin was used as a fortress for the Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution.
 * With the Bolshevik storming of the Kremlin during the 1917 Revolution, the fortress was closed to the public for the next 50 years.

= Parallel: = but it was decided to preserve it as an Animal Farm. ||  || their people's throats. ||
 * === The Farmhouse === ||
 * 1. A place where the animals live under a higher authority. ||
 * 2. Only the animals are allowed in the farm. "Four legs are good, two legs are enemy" (Orwell, 1946). ||
 * 3. The concept Animalism symbolizes Communism. ||
 * 4. Napoleon and the Pigs take over the farmhouse and ruled with their own interest. ||
 * 5. A location where they make their commandments and alter them to suit themselves. ||
 * 6. After the revolution, there were some that wanted to destroy the Farmhouse,
 * === Kremlin === ||
 * 1. A seat of Russian Power and a Historical place for Highest state bodies. ||
 * 2. A preserve area where only those who worked or lived there were allowed to go. ||
 * 3. The ideas of Karl Marx strongly influenced Communism and Socialism. ||
 * 4. The Government created their own distorted view of communism and shoved it down
 * 5. A place where all the important political or revolutionary decisions were made. ||
 * 6. Kremlin was saved for the valuable treasures in its unique museums that became accessible to everyone in 1955. ||

=﻿ Quotes: = "It was about the time that pigs suddenly moved into the farmhouse and took up residence there" (Orwell, 1946). "There, round the long table, sat half of dozens farmers and half a dozen of more eminent pigs, Napoleon himself occupying the seat of Honor at the head of the table" (Orwell, 1946).

= Pictures: =  media type="youtube" key="Go8cGiDCK4g?fs=1" height="365" width="450"

=﻿ References: =

n.a. (1997). The Moscow Kremlin- //The History of Moscow Kremlin Museums//. Retrieved from []

Orwell, G. (1946). //Animal Farm//. Harcourt Brace & Company.

UNESCO. (1992). World Heritage convention- //Kremlin and Red Square, Moscow//. Retrieved from []