An edition of The cowards (1970)

The cowards

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The cowards
Josef Škvorecký
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An edition of The cowards (1970)

The cowards

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Girls, jazz, politics, the golden dreams and black comedy of youth--these are the compelling ingredients of The Cowards.

May 1945, a small town in Czechoslovakia. The Germans are withdrawing. The Red Army is advancing. And Danny Smiricky is being forced to grow up fast. Observing with contempt the antics of the town's citizens playing it safe, he adopts the role first of reluctant conscript, then of dashing partisan.

The Cowards is the story of an uncomplicated, talented youth caught up in momentous historic events who refuses to be bored to death by politics--or to lie down and die without a fight.

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Publisher
Gollancz
Language
English
Pages
416

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Cover of: The cowards.
The cowards.
1970, Grove Press
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Cover of: The cowards
The cowards
1970, Gollancz
in English

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Edition Notes

Translation of Zbabělci.

Published in
London

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
891.8/6/35
Library of Congress
PZ4.S619734 Co3, PG5038.S527 Co3

The Physical Object

Pagination
416 p.
Number of pages
416

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5737196M
ISBN 10
0575004533
LCCN
70595297
Goodreads
3871594

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