Eskymo Welzl in Moravia

Martin Růžek reads selected chapters from the book J. Golombka and E. Valenta's "The travails of an Eskimo chief in Europe". He was born a number of years ago in Zábřeh na Moravě and Lidovky helped him to fame. Jan Eskymo Welzl, the most famous Czech adventurer, Elected by the Eskimos as chief and chief justice of the New Siberian Islands,br> When Welzl is shipwrecked off San Francisco after World War I, does not know about the existence of Czechoslovakia, of which he is an official citizen. He is unaware of the existence of the Soviet Union, on whose territory his New Siberia lies. That's why the Americans are sending him over to Europe. And here unfolds the story of an adventurer, journalists and a bet on trust.