Anabase Jaroslava Haška

A journey undertaken in memory of Czech author Jaroslav Hašek, creator of the satirical masterpiece "The Good Soldier Švejk". This famous novel, which has been translated into 58 languages, is a biting satire, replete with historical, literary and geographical references, a textbook in a number of subjects. It is most of all a stinging attack on human stupidity in the guise of political, military, or clerical authority.

Sunday, 1 August 2010

Barking up the wrong tree

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This blog entry is a travel letter, so dedicated haškologs may want to skip it. It is the story of how a "famous Norwegian švejkolog...
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Saturday, 31 July 2010

Thinking loudly

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The theme of this blog entry is Jaroslav Hašek and his activities in the aftermath of the Russian February Revolution. The information is ...

The unknown Švejk

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This blog entry is focused on a few particular literary items, and of little interest to anyone looking for a travel letter. I have dr...
Wednesday, 28 July 2010

Tourist in Kyiv

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My reason for visiting Kyiv was of course Hašek, but this letter is largely written from a tourist's perspective. And Kyiv deserves far...
Tuesday, 27 July 2010

Český patriot

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This letter is about Jaroslav Hašek's release from Totskoye prisoner camp and his activities in the Czechoslovak revolutionary movement...
Monday, 26 July 2010

On a sinking ship

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This letter is an attempt at describing the complex political and military situation in Russia  at the time of Jaroslav Hašek’s  release fro...

Zhytomyr

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This letter is  a tourist’s tale from a Ukrainian city, of spurious relevance to the theme of this blog. Zhytomyr (Жито́мир) may have ...
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