" would lose without them 'logging' much of its verve and its appeal in 1945 was the culture - or modestly said, the culture industry - the survivors. They were right in everything. They established state-sanctioned and subsidized organizations, publishers and what they wanted. They gave each other medals, prizes, titles, subsidies, pensions (...) And all they all go to heaven, not because they are good, but because they are left "
Milo Dor." Revolt of the mediocre permeability. In: Forum 2 (1954), p. 18
