The Polish magazine Sztorcem (On sharp) was published in Třinec in 1939, his editor-in-chief (de facto the magazine of one man) was the writer Paweł Kubisz, who was born in the village of Konská (now part of Třinec). In Těšín he began to study in the teacher, the town of Ostrzeszów (Poland), but he was forced to leave after three years and decided to study alone. In April 1928 he was arrested and spent more than a year in December in Olomouc prison - the main reason was the transfer of illegal literature to Slovakia and suspicion of conspiracy against the republic. After his release, he became secretary of the Polish People's Party in Czechoslovakia (Stronnictwo Ludowe). In 1937 he became the founder of the group Śląski Związek Literacko-Artystyczny (Silesian Literary and Artistic Union) and founded the monthly Sztorcem, which was characterized by critical attitudes towards the Czechoslovak government and had strong anti-communist views. The Sztorcem magazine was subsidized from Polish sources and disappeared after the annexation of Czech Cieszyn Silesia to Poland. After his ban (only three numbers were published), Kubisz became an official in the ironworks in Třinec.