Homecoming

After their wild wartime experiences, the Czechoslovak legions finally began to return to their homeland during 1919, travelling no other way than on ocean liners on a journey around the world. This book attempts to describe the day-to-day life of these voyages, visits to exotic ports, and also mentions one interesting transport on the ship Mount Vernon, which went down in history as the Bolshevik transport and which, to a certain extent, distorted the image of the Czechoslovak legionaries' return to the young Czechoslovakia.