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Greatest Chess
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of Capablanca The Caro-Kann
Defence
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Keres and Tal Paul
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Chess and Psychology Fischer’s
Views on Chess Masters The Chess
Historian H.J.R. Murray A Fischer
Interview Bribery in the
Chess World Chess
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Ending Mystery The Australian
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of Chess Confusion
Alekhine’s Defence Jacques Mieses Steinitz,
Lasker, Potter and ‘Modern Chess’ Dr Lasker’s
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Capablanca v Fine: A Missed Win Bent Larsen
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Lipschütz – Samuel, Simon or Solomon? Akiba
Rubinstein’s Later Years World Chess
Championship Rules Chess and the
English Language Chess Jottings Instant
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Musical Fischer’s
Chess Column in Boys’ Life Andrew Bonar
Law and Chess The Garry
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Photograph and Signatures Larousse du
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Alekhine v Nenarokov Hoax The Pride and
Sorrow of Chess Chess,
Literature, and Film Cuttings Chess
Morganisms
Réti v Tartakower, Vienna, 1910 The Riddle
of Swiderski’s Suicide The Chess
Prodigy Rodrigo Flores Karpov’s
Writings Confusion
over
Alekhine v Najdorf Kasparov’s How
Life
Imitates Chess Capablanca’s
Death Graves of Chess
Masters Why
‘Morphy’s Defence’? Daniel
Starbuck (1856-1884) The 1986 FIDE
Presidential Election Books
about
Anand, Carlsen, Kramnik and Topalov Chess: Hitler and
Nazi Germany Wade v Bennett The
Marshall Gambit Professor Isaac
Rice and the Rice Gambit Sergei
Prokofiev and Chess Amsterdam,
1954: A Chess Photograph Who Was Birdie
Reeve? New York,
1915: A Chess Photograph Ely
Culbertson and Chess Morrison
v
Capablanca, London, 1922 London, 1899
Pen-portraits The Polish
Immortal A Question
of Credibility The 1936
Munich Chess Olympiad Old Opening
Assessments Comic Relief FIDE Championship
(1928) An Indian
Copying Mystery Capablanca
Book Destroyed Warriors of
the Mind A Unique Chess
Writer Steinitz
v
von Bardeleben Attacks on
Howard Staunton Chess Corn Corner Capablanca
in New York World (1925) Fischer
Mysteries Memory Feats of
Chess Masters The
Chess-loving Puzzle-master Rupert Brooke
and Chess Master Roberts
Nimzowitsch the ‘Crown Prince’ The
Rubinstein Trap Large
Simultaneous Displays The Chess Wit
and Wisdom of W.E. Napier The Most
Famous Chess Quotations A Great Chess
Figure Pachman,
Bohatirchuk and Politics Alfred
Kreymborg and Chess Hans Frank and
Chess Signed Chess
Books Jean-Jacques
Rousseau and Chess Books
about Korchnoi and Karpov The London Rules Chess and
British Royalty Chess and
Untimely Death Notices The
Horowitz-Wellmuth Affair The Guinness
World Records Slump Chess and the
Wallace Murder Case Steinitz
versus God Tolstoy and
Chess Léonardus
Nardus Chess and
Sherlock Holmes The Réti
Brothers Steinitz
Stuck and Capa Caught The
Consultation Game That Never Was Chess and Bridge The
Caissa-Morphy Puzzle Long
Calculation Lord Dunsany
and Chess The
Capablanca-Pokorny Fiasco ‘Fun’ Morphy v the
Duke and Count Koltanowski The Fox Enigma Chaos in a
Miniature The
Mysterious Frederick D. Rosebault Capablanca’s
Reply
to Lasker Alekhine on
Munich, 1941 Early Uses of
‘World Chess Champion’ Capablanca
Interviewed in 1939 A Lecture
by Capablanca (1932) Capablanca
on San Sebastián, 1912 Capablanca
on Maróczy Capablanca
on Moscow, 1925 Capablanca
in the English Review Capablanca:
How I Learned to Play Chess Reminiscences
by Capablanca Chess and the
House of Commons Steinitz
Quotes Capablanca
on his Predecessors ‘Genius’ Sultan Khan Gossip Two Alekhine
Interviews (1941) Marshall’s
‘Gold Coins’ Game Chess in the
Courts Adams v
Torre – A Sham? International
Language Alexander
McDonnell Breyer and the
Last Throes A
Nimzowitsch Story The Saburovs Capablanca
v Alekhine, 1927 A Chess Hoax Who Was R.J.
Buckley? A
Chessplaying Astronomer A Fake Chess
Photograph A Chess
Whodunit Chess with
Violence The
Genius and the Princess Capablanca
v
Fonaroff Alekhine
Renaissance Alekhine’s
Death Janowsky
Jottings Chess in 1924 The Chess Seesaw Mysteries at
Sabadell, 1945 How
Capablanca Became World Champion Interregnum Kasparov, Karpov
and the Scotch Stalemate Royal
Walkabouts Chess and Jews Chess and Music Worst-ever Chess
Book? A Chess
Idealist Seven Alekhine
Articles Reinfeld’s
Non-Chess Books ‘The Swiss
Gambit’ The Knight
Challenge James A.
Leonard Alekhine on
Carlsbad, 1929 Chess and Women Chess Records Chess and
Shakespeare The Very Best
Chess Books Books
about Capablanca and Alekhine Unusual Chess
Words Earliest
Occurrences of Chess Terms Kasparov and
his Predecessors Chessplayer
Shot Dead in Hastings Immortal but
Unknown Chessy Words A Forgotten
Showman Copying Jaffe and his Primer Analytical
Disaccord Pillsbury’s
Torment Books
about Fischer and Kasparov A Sorry Case A Publishing
Scandal The Games of
Alekhine Chess Awards Wanted Two Edge Letters
to Fiske Kasparov’s Child
of Change Chess
Prodigies The
Termination Zugzwang Petrosian’s
Games Searching
for Bobby Fischer (Josh Waitzkin)World
Championship Disorder Instant Fischer Disappeared Karpov’s Chess
is My Life Historical Havoc Copyright on
Chess Games Was Alekhine a
Nazi? Jeremy Gaige A Catastrophic
Encyclopedia Capablanca
Goes Algebraic Edge, Morphy and
Staunton World Champion
Combinations Over and Out A Chessplaying
Statesman Napoleon
Bonaparte and Chess The Facts about
Larry Evans War Crimes Fischer’s Fury Where Did
They Live?
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Chess Genius José Raúl Capablanca, 1888-1942
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