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This is a book of adventures and moods, real stories and autobiographical fictions, a universal guide and an atlas of tourist routes. In these texts, Jehovah's Witnesses drink cognac, Milan Kundera finds himself in a swimming pool, and drivers of Mercedes Sprinters chase ambulances. In short, absurd, but informative, sometimes melancholic, but more often funny.

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