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10. The Kibitzer Goes To War - 1997-03 11. The Kibitzer and the Even More Complete Najdorf - 1997-04 12. Chess Computers Aren't Really So Clever - 1997-05 13. Anyone for the Franco-Benoni 1997-06 17. Chess Games Belong To The World - 1997-10 29. Is the Urusov Gambit Sound - 1998-10 32. 100 Years Ago - The Return of Lasker - 1999-01 40. Is Khalifman the Real World Champion - 1999-09 41. A Royal March to Death or Glory - 1999-10 167. Vasily Smyslov, The Career of a World Champion - 2010-04 168. The Ratings Game - Meet Mr. Fifty Percent - 2010-05 169. Thoughts on the World Championship - 2010-06 170. Chess Books for Summer - 2010-07 171. Can the Ponzi Fly Again - 2010-08 172. Ponziani Opening - Other Critical Lines - 2010-09 173. Farewell to Bent Larsen - 2010-10 174. The Myth of Celtic Chess - 2010-11 175. Winter Reading Recommendations - 2010-12 176. One Hundred Years Ago - Chess in the Year 1911 - 2011-01 177. On the Trail of a Forgotten Victorian Expert - 2011-02 178. New In Chess Just Got Newer - 2011-03 179. Remembrances of Endgames Past - 2011-04 180. Slaying the Spanish and Other Matters - 2011-05 181. Endgames on the Table - 2011-06 182. Time to Change Your Opening Repertoire
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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.
- Author
- The Kibitzer
- Published
- 2015
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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