Hasek / Courtenay: Good Soldier Svejk

Hasek / Courtenay SKU: 15106780
Hasek / Courtenay: Good Soldier Svejk

Hasek / Courtenay: Good Soldier Svejk

Hasek / Courtenay SKU: 15106780

Format: CD

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Title: Good Soldier Svejk
Artist: Hasek / Courtenay
Label: Naxos Audio Books
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 9789626349137
Genre: Books on Tape/Cd

Jaroslav Haeks world-famous satirical farce The Good Soldier vejk has been translated into over sixty languages, and is one of the best-known Czech works ever published. A soldier in the First World War who never actually sees any combat, Josef vejk is The Good Soldiers awkward protagonist and none of the other characters can quite decide whether his bumbling efforts to get to the front are genuine or not. Often portrayed as one of the first anti-war novels, Haeks classic satire is a tour-de-force of modernist writing, influencing later writers such as Hemingway, Faulkner and Joseph Heller. In this version, it has been sensitively and carefully abridged.

Tracks:
1.1 And So They've Killed Our Ferdinand
1.2 Svejk Looked Beautiful
1.3 Back in His Cell
1.4 After Svejks Beautiful, Sunny Days in the
1.5 And So Svejk Found Himself at Liberty Again
1.6 On That Memorable Day
1.7 The Next Day on His Round
1.8 Chaplain Otto Katz Never Prepared His Sermons
1.9 The Keen Gaze of the Judge Advocate
1.10 In the Morning These Two Had Led Svejk
2.1 It Was During These Days
2.2 That Evening They Received a Visit
2.3 Polaks LTD. Was a Very Efficient Firm
2.4 Lieutenant Lukas Was a Typical Regular
2.5 Next Day, Soon After Lieutenant Lukas
2.6 Next Day, When She Went Out for a Walk
2.7 Svejks New Friend Told Him
2.8 Lieutenant Lukas Crossed to the Opposite
2.9 With That the Lieutenant Took a Newspaper
2.10 Meanwhile One Could See Passengers
3.1 Svejk Looked at Him
3.2 Now the Sergeant Greeted Svejk
3.3 It Was Past Midnight
3.4 It Was Late in the Evening
3.5 In the Dark Spaces of the Dungeon
3.6 Recalling This, Colonel Schroder Smiled
3.7 During the Three Days Which Svejk Spent
3.8 After Some Time Svejk, Looking in a Friendly
3.9 As the Inspectors Departed
3.10 The Senior Chaplain Smiled
4.1 Suddenly the Door Opened
4.2 Now It Was for Svejk to Experience
4.3 The Colonel Turned Over the Pages
4.4 Lieutenant Lukas Strode Angrily
4.5 At First He Heard Nothing
4.6 For a Long Time Svejk Vainly Searched
4.7 After a While Sergeant Fuchs Phoned Him
4.8 Vanek, Sipping Black Coffee
4.9 In the Door Appeared the Pale Face of
4.10 But the Soldiers Busy Hands Didn't Rest
5.1 When the Train Stopped at the Station
5.2 Shortly Before the Signal to Embark
5.3 As He Left the Station Building
5.4 As the Train Had Already Been Standing
5.5 Serenely Calm, Svejk Answered Once More
5.6 War Demanded Valour Even in Pilfering
5.7 The General Grew Meditative
5.8 Lieutenant Lukas Signed the Receipt for Svejk
5.9 Suddenly All This Began to Nauseate Lieutenant
5.10 Marek, Having Attained the Rank of Battalion
6.1 Half An Hour Later
6.2 This Diplomatic Speech Went Some Way
6.3 The Further They Went, the More the Dogs
6.4 From Brigade a Courier Came Riding Up
6.5 His Puffy Eyes Noticed Svejk
6.6 One Thing Was Certain
6.7 The General Was Bellowing Like a Bull
6.8 Everyone Recognized the Symptoms
6.9 Soon Svejk Found the Battalion Office
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