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

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Secker & Warburg notableAuthor Arthur Koestler
Congress for Cultural Freedom keyPerson Arthur Koestler
Arthur Koestler name Arthur Koestler
Arthur Koestler familyName Koestler
linked to: Arthur Koestler
Left Book Club selections notableAuthor Arthur Koestler