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We head west, via Slovakia
... the world’s first anti-war novel; Joseph Heller said he never would have written Catch-22 had he not read The Good Soldier Schweik! Again, retrospective tourism at work.
We walked up a creaky staircase to the restaurant. The dark wood interior was encrusted with drawings and sculptures of Švejk. Naturally, we posed with the good soldier (see photo). The waiter spoke good English and the menu was astounding--chock full of not only ...
We meet the Hasids of Uzhgorod for Sukkot
... house we experienced Sukkot, Part II! Some Dutch people had driven several vans full of food, clothing, books, and other supplies from Holland for donation to Jewish people in the region, particularly for Holocaust survivors. So in the guest house auditorium they were all celebrating Sukkot. There was vigorous singing and dancing. Things reached near-Hasidic intensity with Hava Nagila, a song that seemed to have followed us from that Italian restaurant in ...
The police pay a visit to the guest house
... return from the doctor’s would be delayed.
At about 12.30 we heard that Boris had just been diagnosed with a brain tumor! We felt horrible to hear the news. And, of course, the excursion was canceled. We called Peter, the missionary who had invited us to the Georgian restaurant, and asked if he knew anyone who could translate for us. He said he’d work on it. We engaged in deep in thumb-twiddling in ...
We take a Sunday stroll and encounter a guard pig
... a cross with a painting of Jesus leaning against the wall, a fancy runner leading to the alter, and a golden chandelier hanging down mid-ceiling.
Emboldened, I opened the door wider and started to step in. Just then a man with shoulder-length hair holding a big bottle of mineral water walked across the platform under the alter and noticed me. Timidly I said “hello.” The man simply stared, not saying a word ...
We are welcomed to Ukraine with a police shakedown
... Ungvár; Slovak: Užhorod; German: Ungwar, Ungarisch Burg; Yiddish: אונגװ 88;ר , translit. Ungver or Ingver, Polish: Ujgorod."
At various times in its history, this city—and the entire Transcarpathian region--has been under the domination, in reverse chronological order, of Ukraine, Russia, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, the Austro-Hungarian empire, Ruthenia, and ...
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