Jaroslav Hašek's period and cult novel Švejk was published a hundred years ago. This time, the HÉVÍZ magazine asked ten Hungarian writers to tell the story of the brave soldier. What adventures happened to the eternal Švejk during the past decades? He appears as a self-proclaimed painter, criminal psychologist, dog smuggler, at a New Year's Eve party in Szeged, on Moscow's Red Square, on the Moscow Square escalator, in the immediate vicinity of Miklós Horthy, Winnie the Pooh, the Illés band and Slobodan Milošević. In the hinterland and on the front line, across borders and in the border strip. Out of the ten episodes, a special 20-21. a 19th-century European fresco is assembled, which could even look back at the Reader from the ceiling of the Kehely pub in Prague. Švejk is a tour guide and marches to heaven, through and through the century