During a psychiatric examination, this character is asked whether radium is heavier than lead and responds that he has not weighed them.
During a psychiatric examination, this character is asked whether radium is heavier than lead and responds that he has not weighed them. For one assignment, this character only packs copies of the first part of a novel, although its second part was being used to decipher telegrams. After this man loses his documents, he begins walking west instead of south to the front at České Budějovice (CHESS- keh BOO-jeh-YO-vit-seh). At the beginning of the novel this character appears in, he sells mongrel dogs before being arrested for insulting Emperor Franz Josef I. This character is eventually captured by his own forces when he tries on a Russian uniform. For 10 points, name this "feeble-minded" Czech, the title "Good Soldier" of a Jaroslav Hašek (YAH-roh-slav HAH-shek) novel.
During a psychiatric examination, this character is asked whether radium is heavier than lead and responds that he has not weighed them.
Josef Švejk (YO-sef sh-VAKE) [or The Good Soldier Švejk; or Josef Švejk]