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"grandmasters of chess".
"grandmasters of chess".

"the genealogy of chess".
"the genealogy of chess".

list of participants
list of participants

provisional list of participants
provisional list of participants

list of items (1)
list of items (9)

"capablanca's hundred best games of chess".
"capablanca's hundred best games of chess".

chess pieces in different languages , trabajos sobre ajedrez en diferentes lenguas, las que son exactamente 59.
chess pieces in different languages , that is exactly 59 languages.

== trabajos y publicaciones ==*"a catalog of chess players and problemists".
==works==*"a catalog of chess players and problemists".

lista of participantes
list of participants

mark lowery´s exiting world of chess contiene también un artículo sobre el origen de ajedrez.
mark lowery´s exiting world of chess contains an article about the origin of chess.

bourzutschky wrote, "this was a big surprise for us and is a great tribute to the complexity of chess.
bourzutschky wrote, "this was a big surprise for us and is a great tribute to the complexity of chess.

museum of chess programs - aquí ud puede encontrar algunos programas de ajedrez antiguas, las que ud no deben ser subestimados.
museum of chess programs - here you may find some old chess programs, which you shall not underestimate at all.

este juego, originado en mongolia, aparece descrito en "the encyclopedia of chess variants", de david pritchard.
this game was described in "the encyclopedia of chess variants" (by david pritchard).

Él también ha escrito commentary on the laws of chess . idiomas: serbio e inglés. ( paginas personales de ajedrez )
he has also written ”commentary on the laws of chess”. languages: serbian and english. ( personal chess sites )

): "tassilo von heydebrand und der lasa and his chess collection: international conference of chess historians, september 16–18" (2003).
): "tassilo von heydebrand und der lasa and his chess collection: international conference of chess historians, september 16–18" (2003).