The Stalin era would be conceived as a utopia, but it could be seen as a dystopia. The similarity between 1984 and Stalin's communist and totalitarian reign is that there are always Big Brother posters referring to Stalin. The Thought Police would be considered the NKVD. The Ministry of Love is the headquarters of the NKVD where torture and brainwashing takes place. The proles are the Russian people who suffer from hunger and continuous work through Stalin's five-year plan. Through all the pain and suffering seen in the novel, it comes to light when the Russian people go through the exact same thing. They are controlled by fear and are afraid of being exiled to the NKVD or sent to the Gulag for intensive labor and imprisonment. The thought police, NKVD, patrols Russia and rules it with an iron fist and rejects anyone who goes against Stalin's power. (Moss). Stalin's regime and its policies stated that the main purpose of this country was to destroy and rebuild to have rapid industrialization, five-year plan, centralized state and collectivization or harvesting of all farms and agriculture to feed the whole country at a constant pace. once. (Robinson 12) The success of the entire plan and policies implemented in Soviet Russia was difficult to effectively integrate with the people and government itself. ("Stalinism") The culmination of the plan was the first year, after which everything became drastic