Sax Rohmer created which notorious, fictional criminal?
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Sax Rohmer in Nazi Germany, causing Rohmer to complain that he could not understand such censorship, stating "my stories are not inimical to Nazi ideals". After World War II, Rohmer and his wife moved to New York, only returning to London shortly before his death. He died in 1959, due to an outbreak of influenza ("Asian Flu"). His wife, Rose Elizabeth (Knox) Ward (1886–1979), published her own mystery novel, "Bianca in Black", in 1958 under the pen name Elizabeth Sax Rohmer. Some editions of the book mistakenly credit her as Rohmer's daughter. She and Cay Van Ash (1918–1994), her husband's former assistant,