Saki

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Saki is the pen name of British writer H. H. Munro, best known for his witty, darkly humorous short stories satirizing Edwardian society.

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H. H. Munro 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pen name
allegiance United Kingdom
causeOfDeath killed in action
conflict World War I
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
dateOfBirth 1870-12-18
dateOfDeath 1916-11-14
educatedAt Bedford School NERFINISHED
Pencarwick School NERFINISHED
employer The Morning Post NERFINISHED
father Charles Augustus Munro NERFINISHED
gender male
genre black comedy
satire
short story
hasRelative Charles Augustus Munro NERFINISHED
hasSibling Ethel Munro NERFINISHED
influenced P. G. Wodehouse NERFINISHED
Roald Dahl NERFINISHED
influencedBy Kipling NERFINISHED
Oscar Wilde NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
mannerOfDeath death in war
militaryBranch British Army
mother Mary Frances Mercer NERFINISHED
movement Edwardian literature NERFINISHED
notableCharacter Clovis Sangrail NERFINISHED
Reginald NERFINISHED
notableFor darkly humorous short stories
satire of Edwardian society
witty short stories
notableWork Beasts and Super-Beasts NERFINISHED
Reginald NERFINISHED
Reginald in Russia NERFINISHED
The Chronicles of Clovis NERFINISHED
The Toys of Peace and Other Papers NERFINISHED
The Unbearable Bassington NERFINISHED
When William Came NERFINISHED
occupation short story writer
writer
period Edwardian era NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Akyab NERFINISHED
British Burma NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Beaumont-Hamel NERFINISHED
France
Somme NERFINISHED
pseudonymFor Hector Hugh Munro NERFINISHED
realName H. H. Munro NERFINISHED
Hector Hugh Munro NERFINISHED
workedAs foreign correspondent

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Munro penName Saki
subject surface form: H. H. Munro
La Fenêtre ouverte author Saki
this entity surface form: H. H. Munro