Komandant Bugulme

Komandant Bugulme

Jaroslav Hašek

"Commander Bugulma" is a humorous short story by Czech writer Jaroslav Hašek, known for his satire and mockery of the army, bureaucracy, and wartime conditions.

The work is based on the author's experiences during the Russian Civil War after World War I. The main character arrives in the city of Bugulma, where he unexpectedly becomes a military commander, although he has no special abilities or experience for such an important position. In the chaos of war, many decisions are made clumsily and without order, resulting in numerous funny and absurd situations. The commander tries to maintain authority and order, but is constantly faced with misunderstandings, bureaucracy, and the disorganization of the army. The characters often seem serious, while their decisions are meaningless or ridiculous. Hašek uses humor to portray war as a chaotic and absurd event in which ability is often not as important as chance.

Translation
Zora Simić
Editor
Zoltan Gabor
Dimensions
16 x 12 cm
Pages
131
Publisher
Naprijed, Zagreb, 1964.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

Two copies are available

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