The Secret History of my Sojourn in Russia

The book explores Jaroslav Häek's six-year experience in Russia during and after World War I, starting with his capture in Galicia. It includes fifty-two short stories and writings that reflect his satirical perspective on the emerging communist society, particularly through the Bugulma stories. Additionally, it features non-fiction pieces such as pamphlets, articles, and letters that illustrate his involvement in the Soviet Revolution. This collection offers a rich context for understanding Häek's humor and insights, complementing his renowned novel.