polgar

In most cases, when journalism and literature melt in the ambition of one author, the results are not overwhelmingly good.
Well, Alfred Polgar was one of the few exceptions to this rule. His charmful reports and anecdotes on life in Vienna, Austria and Europe in the early 1900s represent the greatest talent of this kind in his time. The only author comparable with him was Kurt Tucholsky, the wonderful writer from Berlin, with whom Polgar even worked together for some time.