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作       者:Jaroslav Hašek

出  版  社:Glagoslav Publications B.V.

出版时间:2018-01-01

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Jaroslav Ha?ek is known by readers around the world as the author of The Good Soldier ?vejk, one of the greatest comic novels of all time. Not all of his fans are aware of his six year anabasis in Russia, however, which began with his capture on the front lines of Galicia during the First World War. The Secret History of My Sojourn in Russia, translated by Charles S. Kraszewski, brings that fascinating period in Ha?ek's life to the attention of the English reader. Comprised of fifty-two short stories and other writings from Ha?ek's stay in Sovietising Russia, The Secret History collects the Bugulma stories, in which Ha?ek trains his satirical eye on the infant communist utopia, as well as non-fiction works by Ha?ek, who played a not insignificant role in the progress of the Soviet Revolution in Siberia, before his return to his native Czechoslovakia in the early 1920s. These include propagandistic pamphlets and newspaper articles, letters, and official scripts dating from his agitation as a communist operative among Austro-Hungarian citizens stranded in the Soviet Union, all of which provide a fascinating context for his good-humoured fiction, which rivals his great novel in rollicking fun. The Secret History of My Sojourn in Russia presents the reader with 52 of the most entertaining, and chilling, examples of his Russian period, containing both humorous fiction and deadly serious propaganda. Translation of this book was supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic.
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About the Author

Introduction

I. FROM PRAGUE TO BUGULMA AND BACK

How it happened that I met up with the author of my obituary

Pan hurt’s destiny

A Tale of the Portrait of Emperor Franz Josef I

A letter from the front

Neck size

A wee little column

A victim of the german counter-revolution in Siberia

The lost echelon

From the diary of a bourgeois from Ufa

One priest’s tragedy

Ivan Ivanovitch of Ufa

On grocer Bulakulin, thief of Ufa

The journal of fr. Malyuta of the Jesus Christ regiment

Jubilee reflections

In command at Bugulma

Second in command at Bugulma

The procession

Strategical predicaments

Bugulma’s glory days

New Dangers

Potemkin villages

Difficulties with the captives

Before the revolutionary tribunal of the eastern front

A small misunderstanding

And he shook the dust from his shoes…

II. PROPAGANDA, PROCLAMATIONS, LETTERS

The feast of freedom — the holiday of the Czech revolution

To the Czech army. Why are you off to France?

Soldiers — revolutionaries!

Brother Czechoslovaks! Comrade soldiers!

To all Czechoslovaks

Vae Victis

Two Gunshots

The most Holy Vladyka Andrei

Admiral Kolchak’s army

Bestia triumphans

(Letters to the editor)

The international significance of the red army’s victory

Frozen bureaucrats in soviet offices

The revolution in Germany (The Bavarian Soviet Republic)

Siberian Skoropadiad

A survey of military events

Workers’ regiments

To all Hungarian citizens resident in the Gubernia of Ufa

The armed forces of the proletariat

The English and French in Siberia

A Lament from Japan

Turncoats

In the workshop of the counter-revolution

The Czech question

With the holidays nearly upon us

The whites, on the 5th army

(A letter to Jaroslav Salát)

Bibliography

About the translator

Thank you for purchasing this book

Glagoslav Publications Catalogue

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