Márton Himler, who came from a Jewish family in Mátraverébély, escaped from a family environment that was believed to be suffocating, but mainly from hopeless poverty, in 1907 he boarded the Carpathia bound for America without a single penny, and then lived in very modest, often deplorable conditions for a long time - so that Martin Build a bright career as Himler in the New World.
His autobiography, written in a sleek style, which was written in the last years of his life, is an extremely interesting and enjoyable account of the experience of becoming an American, his business successes and failures, his experiences in Hungary as an American, and his duties as an officer of the secret service; a thought-provoking opinion on the American way of thinking, way of life, politics, business perception, the international role of the United States of America, and the events of history mainly affecting Hungary and the United States of America.