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1984 is about class, totalitarism and control of the media. Not censorship.
The book you would want to mention about him where censorship is a big topic is Animal Farm.
Funnily, people who complain about modern sensibilities being "like 1984" forget that Orwell also wrote: "When I joined the militia I had promised myself to kill one Fascist — after all, if each of us killed one they would soon be extinct"
Actually I think the one that I would make the most sense to approach this theme is the book Fahrenheit 451. That one is all about censorship.
True, but I wanted to keep on Orwell since he´s the one over mentioned when this topics come around. Even though one could argue it´s more prevalent in other writers like Huxley or even K.D1ck.
But I already pulled out... why not play a little?