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January 1950. The world was engulfed in flames of war. The postwar order had collapsed, and a new era of chaos had begun.

June 1952. The old nations crumbled one after another, as riots and civil wars spread across the globe. Everyone was searching for a new order.

September 1955. The fires of nuclear war consumed cities, and in the depths of fear, people sought a new ruler. From the ashes of turmoil, a powerful government began to rise.

April 1958. Three great powers emerged: Oceania, Eurasia, and Eastasia. They stood in opposition, preparing for endless war.

November 1961. War became an everyday reality. The reasons for fighting no longer mattered, and enemies constantly changed. Yet people accepted it as a way of life.

February 1965. In Oceania, the Ingsoc Party seized control, restricting all freedoms in the name of "safety."

July 1968. The purge of dissidents began. Records were erased, history was rewritten. Rebels had never existed. The Party was the eternal truth.

December 1970. The name of Big Brother spread. His face loomed over the streets, and people learned to carry him in their hearts.

May 1973. The name of Goldstein became synonymous with heresy. He was the embodiment of all evil, the target of universal hatred.

October 1976. Newspeak was introduced. By limiting words, thoughts themselves began to be controlled.

March 1979. Telescreens were installed in every citizen’s home. No one was unobserved. No one was unheard. All were watched.

August 1982. Doublethink became institutionalized. Accepting contradictions was proof of loyalty, and people willingly distorted their own reality.

June 1984. History was now entirely under the Party’s control. The past was rewritten, and truth was erased. People believed what the Party told them, and the act of doubting was forgotten.

And now. The war continues, the enemies shift, and daily life remains unchanged.
Big Brother is watching.
Yesterday, today, and forever.