Arthur Koestler

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Arthur Koestler was a Hungarian-British author and journalist best known for his anti-totalitarian novel "Darkness at Noon" and his influential writings on politics, science, and philosophy.

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instanceOf Hungarian-British person
essayist
human
journalist
novelist
political writer
birthCountry Austria-Hungary NERFINISHED
birthDate 1905-09-05
birthPlace Budapest NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath suicide
citizenship Hungary NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
deathCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
deathDate 1983-03-01
deathPlace London, England
surface form: London
educatedAt University of Vienna
employer BBC
Ullstein Verlag NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Koestler NERFINISHED
genre essay
non-fiction
political fiction
givenName Arthur NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
German
mannerOfDeath assisted suicide
memberOf Communist Party of Germany NERFINISHED
movement anti-communism
anti-totalitarianism
name Arthur Koestler NERFINISHED
notableWork Arrow in the Blue NERFINISHED
Darkness at Noon NERFINISHED
The Ghost in the Machine NERFINISHED
The Invisible Writing NERFINISHED
The Sleepwalkers NERFINISHED
occupation author
journalist
novelist
political activist
politicalAlignment anti-communist
communist (former)
religion atheism
spouse Cynthia Koestler NERFINISHED
Dorothy Ascher NERFINISHED
Mamaine Paget NERFINISHED
wroteAbout Soviet communism
Zionism NERFINISHED
history of science
philosophy of mind
totalitarianism

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Secker & Warburg notableAuthor Arthur Koestler