Jules Verne: Dva roky prázdnin

Two Years of Vacation is one of Verne's best-known adventure novels from his Strange Journeys series. It belongs to the so-called. Robinsonade, a term for a type of film or literary work whose central theme is the character of a castaway or castaways and the problems they must solve. It was named after Robinson Crusoe. First published in Czech by J. R. Vilímek, Prague 1890, translated by Bohumil Čermák. In 1966, Czech director Karel Zeman made a film based on the novel, The Stolen Airship.