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Set in a dystopian future, the narrative explores themes of individuality versus collectivism, reflecting the author's disillusionment with the Communist regime during the Russian Civil War. Written in the early 1920s and later smuggled out of the Soviet Union, the novel critiques totalitarianism through its portrayal of a highly controlled society. Its release in 1924 marked a significant moment in literature, as it resonated with global concerns about freedom and oppression.