1984 by George Orwell

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Except for the Inner Party, the standards of living are disastrous in Oceania and nearly everybody is living in poverty. Furthermore love, friendship and individuality are abolished in Oceania and are considered as a "thought-crime" against the Party...
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Winston's job is to correct articles of old newspapers and books so that in the end the predictions of the Party always seem to have been right. Winston is a very depressed person. He doesn't appreciate the government and he always wonders if things in the past were better than they were now...
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