Chess marches on!
A vivid record of chess activities in the leading centers of the world
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Author
Publication
1945 - Chess Review, distributed by D. McKay, Philadelphia, New York, N.Y, No place, unknown, or undetermined
Language
English
Word Count
55,250 words, Guess
Page Count
221 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number45011347
- OCLC Control Number1472896
- Open LibraryOL6486134M
Classifications
- DDC794.1
- LCCGV1451 .F515
Description
It´s a fine chess book. The author collected in a book a number of newspaper articles of the forties, about chess in the USA, in the USSR and in Argentina ("Chess Below the Border!"). The book contains 50 grandmaster games extensively anotated by Reuben Fine, then one of the world leading players.
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