CZECH BOOK OF RECORDS

a spectacular 128 - page publication with hundreds of photographs which our reason sometimes cannot understand

Do you know that the Prague Castle is the largest castle complex in the whole world, that it is possible to pull a tank on the rope, that the Czech Republic is the residence of the author of the fully working steam engine made of glass, that it is possible to have the fourth set of teeth, that at one breath it is possible to drink two beers under water at 32.17s, that the Czech Republic has the oldest parliamentary stenographer, that 30 hours of continual drumming is possible, that the biggest bar of chocolate made in our country weighed 297 kg, that the biggest post box could hold two people to have lunch....? Have you got the idea of the lowest altitude in CR, how many people can come into the biggest schoolbag, which is the longest Czech word, who is the oldest town councillor, what are the most common Czech surnames..?…These and hundreds of other interesting items with such superlatives as the biggest, largest, oldest, smallest, longest, heaviest, fastest, most .... can be found in this newly-prepared representative book describing the CZECH SUPERLATIVES in the most varied fields of human activities.

The book originates from the Czech databank of records by the "Good Day" agency and on its 128 colour pages brings chapters like: Czech geography, Strong and stunt men, Czech nature, Industry, Human extremes, Maxi-eaters and fast drinkers, Czech language, Beer, Giant objects and miniatures, Stamina, Runs, jumps and exercises, Record books, Fine arts, Record toys and children´s amusement , Computers, Cars and engines, Housework and home improvements, Cycling records, Architecture, Sport, Christmas and Easter records, School, Towns and museums, Extreme sports, Music, Literature, Castles and palaces, Postal services, Weddings, Fire, Dance, Mischief-making ...