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Description edit
Best known as the author of the classic 'Darkness at Noon', Koestler was one of the most influential and controversial intellectuals, involved in and commenting on almost every political movement of the twentieth century. This title gives an account of Koestler's turbulent private life.
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Characters/People edit
- Koestler: Add a description of this character.
- Mamaine
- Cynthia
- Adele
- Daphne
- Sperber
- Arthur
- Orwell
- Henrik
- Camus
- Celia
- Dorothee
- Malraux
- Janine
- Jabotinsky
- Connolly
- Hughes
- Beauvoir
- Silone
- Kammerer
- Kepler
- Gollancz
- Franco
- Münzenberg
- Willi
- Leary
- Crossman
- Kingsley
- Mcglashan
- Hitler
- Russell
- Rubashov
- Weizmann
- Peter
- Joseph
- Burnham
- Le Vernet
- Craigie
- Polanyi
- Weissberg
- Hamilton
- Weininger
- Katz
- Cristina
- Weisl
- Lasky
- Feri
- Eva
- Schulberg
Setting & Locations edit
- Paris
- London
- France
- Palestine
- Europe
- Berlin
- Britain
- Noon
- Vienna
- Budapest
- America
- Germany
- England
- Hungary
- United States
- Moscow
- Spain
- Soviet Union
- New York
- Seville
- Israel
- Jerusalem
- Russia
- Alpbach
- India
- Washington
- Austria
- Ullstein
- Málaga
- Tel Aviv
- Lisbon
- Italy
- Wales
- Haifa
- Madrid
- Stalin
- Baku
- Middle East
- Montpelier Square
- Marseilles
- Japan
- Valencia
- Poland
- Cambridge
- Kharkov
- Denston
- Judaism
- Rome
- Gibraltar
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