Henri Barbusse

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anti-war writer human journalist novelist pacifist

Henri Barbusse was a French novelist and committed pacifist best known for his harrowing World War I novel "Le Feu" ("Under Fire"), which offered a stark, realistic portrayal of trench warfare.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	anti-war writer → human → journalist → novelist → pacifist →
awardReceived	Prix Goncourt →
awardReceivedForWork	Le Feu →
causeOfDeath	pneumonia →
conflict	World War I →
countryOfCitizenship	France →
dateOfBirth	1873-05-17 →
dateOfDeath	1935-08-30 →
familyName	Barbusse →
founded	Clarté movement →
genre	political fiction → realist fiction → war novel →
givenName	Henri →
languageOfWorkOrName	French →
militaryBranch	French Army →
movement	communism → pacifism → socialism →
name	Henri Barbusse →
nationality	French →
notableFor	anti-war activism → realistic depiction of trench warfare → support for the Soviet Union →
notableWork	Clarté → Le Feu → L’Enfer → Under Fire →
occupation	editor → journalist → novelist →
placeOfBirth	Asnières-sur-Seine NERFINISHED → France → Hauts-de-Seine → Île-de-France →
placeOfDeath	Moscow → Soviet Union →
politicalAlignment	communist → left-wing →
positionHeld	member of the French Communist Party →
sexOrGender	male →
spouse	Hélène Brion →
subjectOf	biographical studies on World War I writers →

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Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Cimetière de Levallois-Perret →	hasNotableBurial
Émile Zola →	influenced
Henri Barbusse →	name