Kavalek himself, pictured in play v. Donner in the 3rd round at Wijk aan Zee, 16th January 1975.
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Via AP_Archive, footage from Round 10 of the super-tournament in Linares (Spain), 29th January 1981. Featured are Boris Spassky, Ljubomir Ljubojević, Anatoly Karpov, Lubosh Kavalek, Larry Christiansen & Zoltán Ribli.
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Best Checkmate Combinations Ever!
America’s greatest chess teacher on everything you need to take your game to the next level.
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Three Chess Masters on the Sets and Strategy Manuals They Swear By
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Golden Globes For The Queen's Gambit
The Netflix series #TheQueensGambit has won the Golden Globe for best miniseries or television film. Anya Taylor-Joy (Beth Harmon) won the Golden Globe for best actress in a miniseries or television film.
https://www.chess.com/news/view/golden-globes-for-the-queens-gambit
The Netflix series #TheQueensGambit has won the Golden Globe for best miniseries or television film. Anya Taylor-Joy (Beth Harmon) won the Golden Globe for best actress in a miniseries or television film.
https://www.chess.com/news/view/golden-globes-for-the-queens-gambit
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Golden Globes For The Queen's Gambit
The Netflix series The Queen's Gambit has won the Golden Globe for best miniseries or television film. Anya Taylor-Joy, who played the main character Beth Harmon, also won the Golden Globe for best actress in a miniseries or television film. On November 23…
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Congratulations 🥳 to the entire cast and crew of netflix series The Queen’s Gambit for winning at the golden globes. A truly Super Grandmaster level achievement by the team. #GoldenGlobes #TheQueensGambit #Topboard #Winner
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GM Ivan Rozum and IM Marina Guseva are the winners of Moscow Open - groups A & B respectively. Congrats!
GM Ivan Rozum won the main event of Moscow Open-2021 over the best tiebreak in a 7-way tie.
IM Marina Guseva showed a brilliant result at the women's tournament - she scored 8.5 points out of 9 to take first place.
https://ruchess.ru/en/news/all/ivan_rozum_wins_russian_cup_stage_in_moscow/
IM Marina Guseva showed a brilliant result at the women's tournament - she scored 8.5 points out of 9 to take first place.
https://ruchess.ru/en/news/all/ivan_rozum_wins_russian_cup_stage_in_moscow/
Федерация шахмат России
Chess Federation of Russia
Федерация шахмат России: новости, события, обзоры.
Mar de Plata (Argentina), 1969.
A young Fischer talks to Miguel Najdorf, his wife Adela, and Isidoro Cherem.
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A young Fischer talks to Miguel Najdorf, his wife Adela, and Isidoro Cherem.
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"Just as it is wrong to work on chess by studying only the first 10-15 moves, so it is wrong to play one and the same opening system, even though it be rich in variations and nuances."
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@UnityChessClub
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@UnityChessClub
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When he arrived in the Netherlands in March 1935 for talks with Max Euwe about their forthcoming world championship, Alexander Alekhine addressed the Dutch fans in German in this brief but valuable clip.
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All participants of the Bled 1961 tournament. Can you name the players?
Final standings:
1.Tal 14.5/19 (+11 -1 =7)
2. Fischer 13.5/19 (+8 -0 =11)
3. Petrosian 12.5/19 (+8 -2 =9).
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Final standings:
1.Tal 14.5/19 (+11 -1 =7)
2. Fischer 13.5/19 (+8 -0 =11)
3. Petrosian 12.5/19 (+8 -2 =9).
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