People, places, institutions, and more of The Good Soldier Švejk 
"The Good Soldier Svejk is a novel with an unusually rich array of characters. In addition to the many who directly form part of the plot, a large number of fictive and real people (and animals) are mentioned; either through Svejks anecdotes, the narrative or indirectly through words and expressions."

Society for Rejuvenating Immortality of Jaroslav Hasek
April 24, 2006 Workshop 

Baťa and Hasek Changed My Life
"I ended up in hospital with alcohol poisoning. I felt horrible and the next day I was depressed because I thought they would throw me out of school. But the doc was very kind and did not sent a note to the school, but gave me a book instead. You know which book? Stories of The Good Soldier Švejk (Osudy dobrého vojaka Svejka). I was laughing so loudly while I was reading it, the nurses were wondering what was going on. Indeed the day before they couldn’t give me a blood test, I was so weak. They called the doctor, but he only waved his hand: he is allright."

The International Jaroslav Hašek Society's 2003 Conference
Hašek a Švejk - humor tisíciletí (Czech)
Hašek and Švejk - Humor of the Millennium (English)

The Party of Moderate Progress Within the Bounds Of the Law

From Oslo to Omsk and beyond: a Norwegian in search of Švejk

Švejk "On the Ice"
a.k.a., Švejk does hockey

'Svejkism' and the Czech Accession to the EU
scroll to the bottom of the page to this, the last article in the Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyNewsline July 9, 1999 archive

Schweik and the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia
by Warsaw Pact countries (The Guardian)
(the newspaper archive is accessible by subscription only now)

 The planet Svejk and its orbit
(Make sure you have Java enabled on your browser to see the 3D orbit visualization.)

Chat with a Virtual Character-The Švejk Project
Watch and listen to a Czech demonstration system that allows for informal voice chatting with virtual characters.
Legendary novel figure Švejk is the first personality who could be interviewed in an early version.

Švejk Restaurants

War and Understanding: The (Im)possibility of Communication in War and Peace and The Good Soldier Svejk
presentation by
Karin Beck, Columbia University
International Council for Central and East European Studies (ICCEES) VII World Congress, July 25–30, 2005, Berlin, Germany
"... a comparison of Svejk and War and Peace and their respective use of language. ... part of my dissertation on Foreign Language in Literature. The Use of French in Russian Literature and the Use of German in Czech Literature."
(Unfortunately, the completed dissertation doesn't include the Czech language domain. Neither the text of the original presentation or the dissertation are available. The only portion of the analysis, pertaining to the French language domain, is here:
The Emperor Has No Voice! How Not to Do Things with Words in War and Peace
Published in Tolstoy Studies Journal, Volume XXI, 2009)

Przemyskie Stowarzyszenie Przyjaciół Dobrego Wojaka Szwejka 
(Przemysl Society of Friends of the Good Soldier Švejk)

Josef Švejk's Facebook page

ASCII art

Феномен Швейка, [The Švejk Phenomenon]
by Степан Масляк [Stepan Maslyak]
a Ukrainian book on 'svejkology'
published by Видавничий Дом Наутілус, Nautilus Publishing House, Lviv, Ukraine

An August 31, 2001 Radio Free Europe report of a Hasek Museum Being Set up in Bugulma, i.e. Bögelmä, Tatarstan. (Look for the sixth news item on the list.) Jaroslav Hasek served there as a Deputy Commissar for the Red Army in October through December 1918. Hasek's "memorial apartment", a.k.a. the J. Gashek's Literary Memorial Museum (as listed in Russian on the Tatarstan National Museum's list of museums in Tatarstan). The  e-mail address of Hasek's Museum in Bugulma" m1814@mail.museum.ru. Streets were named after Jaroslav Hasek ('Gasek' in the Russian language as in its alphabet there is no letter or the sound 'H') in Kiev, Omsk, Chelyabinsk, Kazan, and St. Petersburg, to name a few places.

Russian river ship Jaroslav Hasek
The ship name changed: Ярослав Гашек [Jaroslav Hasek) (2001), Jaroslav Hasek (August 2012), Marshal Zhukov (September 2012)

The Good Soldier Švejk is now a naval commander in World of Warships
Jaroslav Hašek's iconic literary character has received quite the promotion thanks to game studio Wargaming, which operates one of its largest offices worldwide in Prague. In the latest update for their popular game World of Warships, the Good Soldier Švejk has been elevated to the role of naval commander aboard a WWI Austro-Hungarian destroyer.

Grid, Hype & Rock 'n' Roll
Tom Gibbs
Director of Worldwide Strategy and Planning, Intel Corporation
"It was reminiscent of the title character in Jaroslav Hasek’s famous unfinished novel 'The Good Soldier Svejk.'  When all is said and done, the good soldier Švejk never really gave a hoot about his fearless leader or the public relations machine. The people toiling in the trenches in the Grid community have long stopped caring what it's called or how folks outside the community think about it. They're too busy making it work and haggling though standards needed to make it work better."

"Unfortunately, in the same way that political conflict looks absurd to the good soldier Svejk, technological evolution isn't as simple or pure as an engineering mindset would like to understand."

Man Is Indestructible: Legend and Legitimacy in the Worlds of Jaroslav Hašek
Abigail Weil
(Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts, 2019)
"During his lifetime, despite publishing prolifically, Hašek was primarily known as a notorious prankster. Anecdotes grew into a legend which depicts Hašek as a larger-than-life bon vivant. This image, however, has historically been in tension with the high esteem he ultimately earned with his great novel."