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cook; before military service he had edited an "occultist" journal. Spends time attempting to avoid frontline service through letters he is writing to his wife, in which he details meals he is intending to cook for senior
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1008:Švejk is the subject of films, plays, an opera, a musical, comic books, and statues, even the theme of restaurants in a number of European countries. The novel is also the subject of an unpublished operetta by
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1967:. A&C Black. p. 290.
1864:Velinger, Jan (2 April 2003).
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342:The Glorious Licking Continues
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1502:) and Book Three & Four (
912:said that if he had not read
457:long-standing ethnic tensions
346:Pokračování slavného výprasku
3642:Works subject to expurgation
3627:Comedy literature characters
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1932:Cummins, George M. (2012).
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415:the claims made and adding
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2621:Preah Thong and Neang Neak
2008:"Opera: Kurka's 'Schweik'"
1785:Arnold, Sue (2008-09-19).
1738:3x18 (portréty a postřehy)
1258:, directed by Karel Lamac.
938:Broader cultural influence
843:Karl Fink von Finkenstein.
669:Republic of Czechoslovakia
657:Police Agent Bretschneider
485:In addition to satirising
293:Hašek originally intended
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2158:"The Good Soldier Shweik"
1988:Koestler, Arthur (1954).
1818:Červinková, Hana (2004).
1275:starring as the narrator.
1261:1955: The Czech animator
1239:comedy based on the novel
631:catalog of all 585 people
535:Statue of Josef Švejk in
519:assassination in Sarajevo
505:Statue of Josef Švejk in
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2430:The Good Soldier Schweik
2422:The Good Soldier Schweik
2414:The Good Soldier Schweik
2249:Brecht Collected Plays 7
2219:Spirk, Jaroslav (2012).
1965:Brecht Collected Plays 7
1585:
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1444:The Good Soldier Schweik
1406:Der Brave Soldat Schwejk
1383:, British film, made at
1256:Schweik's New Adventures
1237:films a black-and-white
1173:The Good Soldier Schweik
1157:The Good Soldier Schweik
447:The novel is set during
82:Zdeněk "Zenny" K. Sadloň
2286:Parrott, Cecil (1982).
2138:Internet Movie Database
1768:"Soldier of Misfortune"
1371:The Good Soldier Shweik
1227:
1004:Adaptations and sequels
693:Švejk's long-suffering
31:The Good Soldier Švejk
3617:Bureaucracy in fiction
3612:Fictional Czech people
3577:Czech satirical novels
3537:The Good Soldier Švejk
2397:The Good Soldier Švejk
2351:Illustrations to Svejk
2340:Švejk {shvāke} Central
1935:The Piscatory Notebook
1702:, Penguin, 1974, p. xi
1700:The Good Soldier Svejk
1322:The Good Soldier Švejk
1251:It Started at Midnight
987:The Good Soldier Švejk
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896:The Good Soldier Švejk
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2551:Effigies of Argentina
1561:No Time for Sergeants
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1418:Deutsche Volkszeitung
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3632:Novels set in Prague
2866:Kathleen Ni Houlihan
2821:Lady of the Mountain
1340:Wolfgang Liebeneiner
1254:, alternative title
900:Erich Maria Remarque
858:Military Merit Medal
833:Fink von Finkenstein
513:The story begins in
332:The Glorious Licking
3435:Hershel of Ostropol
3071:Efígie da República
2611:Efígie da República
2164:. 15 November 2012.
1422:National Socialists
1357:1986: Czechoslovak
1162:New York City Opera
860:, purchased from a
802:Bruck an der Leitha
787:First-Class Private
770:Kralupy nad Vltavou
758:languages the word
664:Staff Warder Slavík
604:Selected characters
580:Bruck an der Leitha
363:Švejk in Revolution
348:, 1923; unfinished)
244:) is an unfinished
58:Original title
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3511:Shakespearean fool
2446:I Dutifully Report
2088:on 25 January 2016
2013:The New York Times
1460:, 1973; reprints:
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853:"Sergeant Teveles"
743:2nd Lieutenant Dub
627:Imperial and Royal
608:The characters of
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675:Military chaplain
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