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Rose Laure Allatini
Rose Laure Allatini (23 January 1890—1980) was a novelist who also wrote under the pseudonyms A.T. Fitzroy, Lucian Wainwright, Mrs Cyril Scott, and Eunice Buckley. She is best known for her 1918 novel ''Despised and Rejected'' (written under the pen name A T Fitzroy), which was banned under the Defence of the Realm Act as it combines themes of pacifism and homosexuality which were thought "likely to prejudice the recruiting of persons to serve on His Majesty's Forces". ''Despised and Rejected'' was published by C. W. Daniel and was taken up by the Bloomsbury Group. The novel draws a connection between the persecution of homosexuals and the rhetoric of imperialism. It tells the story of a homosexual composer who is conscripted for military service; his refusal leads to trial and imprisonment.
==Family==
Rose Allatini was born in Vienna, into a large and prosperous Jewish family.〔http://www.academia.edu/2306815/The_immortal_Allatini_Ancestors_and_Relatives_of_Noemie_Allatini-Bloch_1860-1928_〕 Her father, Robert Allatini, had been born in Italy; her mother, Bronislawa ("Bronia") was born in Poland. In 1911, they were living at 18 Holland Park, London, and Robert Allatini was listed in the census as a retired merchant.〔http://www.ancestry.co.uk 1911 census〕 In 1946, her mother (living at 61B Holland Park) renounced her Italian citizenship upon becoming a naturalized British citizen.〔http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/37615/supplements/3071/page.pdf〕
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