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The immortal work of the most famous Czech writer Jaroslav Hasek (1883-1923), The Adventures of the Brave Soldier Schweik, whose main character, a funny little man, modest and nondescript, good-natured and cheerful, finds himself in the midst of the First World War. Wearing a good overcoat and boots that are falling apart, he bravely serves, constantly finding himself in ridiculous situations. A naïve simpleton and a wise wit, Private Schweik exposes the stupidity and callousness of war and the pseudo-patriotism of Austrian officers better than political proclamations and public protests. Jarosław Haszek's book is a kind of protest against war, the blood of death, the absurdity and stupidity of this world.