Adolf Schuster

* Zsolna, 1881 – † Auschwitz, 1944 / economist, professional writer ; ; He finished high school in his hometown, started college at the Budapest Academy of Commerce, then continued at the Leipzig College of Commerce. He obtained his teaching certificate in Budapest in 1903. In the same year, he became a teacher at the Higher Commercial School in Oradea, and then a book expert at the court. At the outbreak of World War I, he served in the military for two years, from which he was discharged in 1916. Later, he was the director of the Corporate Higher Commercial School, which he led with good economic sense even in the difficult years following the World War. In addition to his public life activities, his professional literary work was also rich. He published in Hungarian and foreign journals on the problems of commercial vocational education. He participated in the editing of the Buchhaltungs Lexikon published in Leipzig and, with co-author Mór Harmath, a Hungarian-German and German-Hungarian commercial dictionary. He was a member of the international organization of commercial school teachers, a board member of the accountants' chamber, a director of the merchant apprenticeship school, and a member of the presidium of the neolog Jewish community. The Germans took him to a concentration camp.