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The volume evokes an era when articles still carried weight. The Reader believed in the written word. Journalists were tested on their credibility with every sentence they wrote. Brenner wrote a lot, and was tested a lot. (…) Although he was not among the literary journalists, but rather was a hard-hitting domestic politician, he conveyed his interviews in such a way that the reader almost felt as if they were present at the conversation, sensing the interviewee's breath. Sometimes through minute detail, other times through sweeping temporal leaps. Another characteristic trait of Brenner is that there is always something to learn from his writings! Human or professional knowledge, virtue. (József Miskolczi)