Question

What is significant about the confessions of jones, aaronson, and rutherford?

Answer 1

Jones, Aaronson, and Rutherford were among the last of the original leaders of the Revolution in which Big Brother's rule was established.  After Big Brother had achieved his position of ultimate power, those prominent in the Revolution were systematically wiped out.  Like the others before them, Jones, Aaronson, and Rutherford were arrested, then they vanished for a year or more.  After this interval, they reappeared to incriminate themselves, confessing to a variety of crimes including sharing intelligence with the enemy, embezzlement, murder, and acts of sabotage. I hoped this helped you!