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Articles
about Paul Morphy
Louis
Charles Mahé de Labourdonnais
Wikipedia and
Chess
Chess Hoaxes
Raking
Bishops
Jackson
Whipps Showalter
Charles Henry
Stanley
Alekhine’s
Gun
Chess and
Insanity
Marmaduke Wyvill
and the Wyvill Formation
Richard Réti
Elijah
Williams
Miguel Najdorf
(1910-97)
Reliability
Eroded (Kenneth Whyld)
Ossip
Bernstein
San
Sebastián, 1911
Andor
Lilienthal (1911-2010)
The Sicilian
Defence
Carlos Torre
Three
Chessplayers Named Neumann
Chess: The Last
Mistake But One
The Back-Rank
Mate
Chess
Scoring and Pairing Systems
‘Once’
McFarland
Chess Books
The King’s
Gambit
Mikhail
Chigorin
Edward
Lasker
Check
and Checkmate
Akiba
Rubinstein Miscellanea
The Chess Writer
P. Wenman
Wilhelm
Steinitz Miscellanea
Emanuel Lasker
Miscellanea
Chess Problems by
H.F.L. Meyer
A Bishop
Ending
For Pondering
Cecil Valentine
De Vere
Alexander
Alekhine Miscellanea
Chessplayers
and Animals
Sir George
Thomas
Milan Vidmar
Richard
Teichmann
Klaus Junge
(1924-45)
Mikhail
Botvinnik (1911-95)
Salo Flohr
(1908-83)
David
Bronstein (1924-2006)
Carl
Schlechter
The Meran
Variation of the Queen’s Gambit
Mikhail Tal
(1936-92)
Eugène
Znosko-Borovsky
Gioacchino Greco
The
Ultimate Chess Playing Guide
The Chess
Historian R.N. Coles
Henrique
Mecking
The Portuguese
Chessplayer Francisco Lupi
The
Writing of a Book on Capablanca
Letters
and Numbers in Chess Problems
Chess and Golf
Voltaire and
Chess
Chess: ‘When
You See a Good Move ...’
Jeremy Silman
(1954-2023)
Alleged
Games by Einstein and Stalin
The
Anti-Turton Theme in Chess
Anastasia’s
Mate
A Chess
Polymath, Josef Krejcik
Chess Games
with Five Queens
Rudolf
Spielmann
Hugh Myers
(1930-2008)
Gordon Crown
Falkbeer,
Staunton and Löwenthal
The Very Best
Chess Books (Readers’ Choices)
Arthur
Koestler and Chess
Book Notes
List
of Chess Notes Feature Articles
Rebuttals
Chess
Cartoons and Caricatures
John Cochrane
The
Mysterious Rook Move in Chess
Chess
Tempo/Tempi
The
Novotny and Plachutta Themes in Chess Play
Norman Tweed
Whitaker
A Chess Mess
The
Double Bishop Sacrifice
A Chess
Fortress
José Raúl
Capablanca Miscellanea
Articles
about Chess Prodigies
The Chess
Prodigy Elaine Saunders
Bobby Fischer
Miscellanea
Aron
Nimzowitsch
The Chess
Hedgehog
Garry
Kasparov Miscellanea
Frank James
Marshall
Géza Maróczy
Paul Morphy
The
23 Ng5 Affair (Skipworth v Zukertort)
Howard
Staunton
Articles
about Adolf Anderssen
Articles
about Anatoly Karpov
Anatoly Karpov
Chess
Annotations
Articles
about Wilhelm Steinitz
Articles
about Aron Nimzowitsch
Chess:
Winning a Won Game
Daniel Willard
Fiske
Blindfold
Chess
‘The
Immortal Blindfold Game’
The Vančura
Position in Chess Rook Endings
The Chesswriting
Practices of Christian Hesse
Joseph Henry
Blackburne
Unusual
Chess Openings
Paul Keres
(1916-75)
Yasser
Seirawan
A
Mieses-Schottländer Chess Story
The Paris Opening
(1 Nh3)
The Chess Pin
A
Stalemate Manoeuvre
Queen
Endings
Chess Variants
and Rule Changes
Brian Eley
Instructive
Chess Games
Chess and
Paintings
Miniature
Chess Games
Capablanca’s
Education in the United States
Duplication
of Chess Games
Chess Prizes
Nine Chess
Positions
The Colonel
Moreau Chess Mystery
Lisitsin’s
Gambit
Chess and
How to Play It
Black Plays
...Qh2 mate
Double
Check in Chess
Two
Indian Chess Figures
Nineteenth-century
Chess Prodigies
The
Mortimer v Rosenthal Match
An
Alleged Alekhine v Capablanca Position
Yuri Averbakh
(1922-2022)
The
Chessplayer J. Cukierman
Unknown
Games
The Chessplayer
Verdoni
A Blindfold
Chess Master
The
Capablanca v Price/Baca-Arús Mystery
James Mason
The
So-called Fahrni-Alapin Pawn Ending
Critical
Moments in Chess
Fischer
v Czerniak, Netanya, 1968
Articles
about Alexander Alekhine
Savielly
Tartakower
Articles
about José Raúl Capablanca
Muddled
Chess Epigrams
Efim
Bogoljubow
The
Staunton-Morphy Controversy
Siegbert
Tarrasch
The
Portuguese Opening
London, 1922
Queen
Sacrifices
Wing
Gambits in Chess
Max Euwe (1901-81)
Chess
Openings
Articles
about Emanuel Lasker
Articles
about Garry Kasparov
The
World Chess Championship
Harry Nelson
Pillsbury
Joaquim
Valladão Monteiro
Andrew Soltis
Bruce
Pandolfini
George H.
Derrickson
Articles
about the International Chess Federation
(FIDE)
Borochow v
Fine, Pasadena, 1932
The Chess Moves 1
b4 and 1...b5
Chess
Predictions
The English
Opening
The Best
Chess Games
Marcel Duchamp
and Chess
Chess Notation
The Chess
Chamber of Horrors
The Chess Writer
W.H. Cozens
William
Hartston
Fred Reinfeld
1910-64
‘All Rook
Endgames are Drawn’
The
Poisoned Pawn in Chess
Castling in
Chess
Isidor
Gunsberg
En passant
(Chess)
Chess:
Stalemate by Self-Blockade
A Purported
Picture of Hitler and Lenin Playing Chess
A Chess Washout
François-André
Danican Philidor
G.H. Diggle, the
Chess Badmaster
Supplement
to ‘A Debate on Staunton, Morphy and Edge’
A Debate on
Staunton, Morphy and Edge
Inscribed Chess
Books
Resignation
in Chess
Timothy D.
Harding (Chess Writer and Historian)
Articles
about Bobby Fischer
Harry Golombek
(1911-95)
The Chess
Study Composer V.A. Korolkov
The Chess
Prodigy Samuel Reshevsky
Chess
Photographs in the Daily Mirror
Arthur Ford
Mackenzie (1861-1905)
C.J.S. Purdy
Nigel Short
Daniel
Harrwitz (1821-84)
J.H.
Zukertort’s Alleged Accomplishments
Chess in
Fiction
Chess
Reincarnation
Pal Benko
(1928-2019)
Leonard Barden
Mikhail Tal in
London (1964)
The
Lasker v Schlechter Controversy (1910)
James
Mortimer: Chessplayer and Playwright
The Origins of
Chess
Underpromotion
in Chess
Street Names
with Chess Connections
Chess Draws
Chess
and Draughts/Checkers
Chess and
Politics (The Bordell Case)
Chess Book Sales
The Chess
Problemist Horatio Bolton
Chess Thoughts
When Was
Alekhine Born?
Another Chess
Book by Richard Réti
Pre-Chess
Chess Quotes
The Immortal
Chess Problem
From Former
Times (Chess)
The
Single Bishop Mate
Chess Planning
The Byrne
v Fischer ‘Game of the Century’
Soldatenkov
Chess Pictures
in The Sphere
The Chess
Masters of To-day by Leopold Hoffer
Chess and
Woodshifting
Paulsen v
Morphy, New York, 1857
Victor
Korchnoi (1931-2016)
Hanging
Pawns in Chess
Arturo Pomar
(1931-2016)
Taubenhaus
v Vázquez, Havana, 1894-95
How Many
People Play Chess?
Capablanca
on London, 1922
A Knight
on K5, K6 or Q6
The Chess
Fianchetto
Chess:
Mistaken Identity
Spassky
v Fischer, Reykjavik, 1972
J’adoube
The Vera
Menchik Club
‘The Mozart of
Chess’
A Fictitious
Chess Book
The Immortal
Game (Anderssen v Kieseritzky)
Chess and
Postage Stamps
Reviewing
Chess Books
The Danvers
Opening (1 e4 e5 2 Qh5)
Chess
Strategy and Tactics
Capablanca
v Thomas, Hastings, 1919
Philidor:
‘Pawns are the soul of chess’
The
Nimzowitsch Defence (1 e4 Nc6)
Zukertort
v Blackburne, London, 1883
A 1928 Chess
Photograph
Anderssen v
Dufresne: The Evergreen Game
Fleissig v Schlechter, Vienna, 1893
Ortueta v
Sanz
Secret Chess
Contests
Chess and
Tobacco
How Many
Moves Ahead?
Missed
Mates
Thomas Hood and
Chess
Kevitz v Capablanca, New York, 1931
David Hooper
(1915-98)
Capablanca’s Simultaneous Displays
Chess and
Ghostwriting
The Chess Opening
1 h4
Chess
Cunning, Gamesmanship and Skulduggery
Harry Golombek’s Book on Capablanca
Brad
Darrach and the Dark Side of Bobby Fischer
Chess
Score-Sheets
Testing
Reshevsky
Chess Broadcasts on the Internet
Nimzowitsch’s
My System
Réti v
Alekhine, Baden-Baden, 1925
Chess
Punctuation
Advice for
Chess Journalists
Chess and
Ghosts
Chess as
Front-Page News
The Evans
Gambit
Chess
Silhouettes
Chess and Sleep
Dan Leno and
Chess
John Nunn
Crowds at Chess
Events
Chess and the
Code-Breakers
The Peak Age for a
Chessplayer
The Lucena
Position
The Chess
Skewer
Newell Williams
Banks
The Soul of Chess
Indian
Openings in Chess
Irving Chernev
The Chess
Tinsleys
Alistair Cooke
and Chess
William Winter
The Death of
F.D. Yates
The
Trompowsky Opening
Fidel Castro
and Chess
Peter Mark Roget
and Chess
FIDE
Presidential Campaigns
Garry
Kasparov and New Chronology
Chess Seconds
6 h4 in the
French Defence
A Chess
Gamelet
Chess and
Baseball
Alekhine and Alcohol
Reflections
on Garry Kasparov
Convict,
Vagabond and Chessplayer
Chess: the
50-move Rule
The Budapest
Defence
The Berlin
Defence (Ruy López)
Chess
Proverbs
Repetition
of Position or Moves in Chess
Kirsan
Ilyumzhinov and Aliens
Announced Mates
Agatha
Christie and Chess
Incomplete
Games of Chess
Gaffes by Chess
Publishers and Authors
Pet Moves in
Chess
Retirement
from Chess
Unintelligible Chess Writing
Pictures of Howard Staunton
Chess Puzzles
Advice on
Playing Chess
A Series
of Books on Lasker
Hype in Chess
Chess
Problems
The Homes of
Chess Masters
Chess and
Alcohol
Chess and
Poverty
Excuses for
Losing at Chess
Schuster
v Carls
Capablanca v Kalantarov
An
Anderssen Loss?
A Brilliancy by
Hermann Helms
Interviews with Alekhine
Chess
Pen-portraits
Boden’s Mate
Chess
in Advertisements
Chess and
Hypnosis
Chess and
Christmas
Chess and Time
Tony Miles
(1955-2001)
Capablanca in London, 1913
Patriotism, Nationalism, Jingoism and
Racism in Chess
Anderssen v Zukertort
Chess
Statues and Sculpture
The
‘Magnus Smith Trap’
Euwe and
Alekhine on their 1937 Match
The
Gibaud v Lazard Gamelet
An
Alekhine Miniature
Macdonald v Burn, Liverpool, 1910
Chess: the
Need for Sources
Chess and
Computers
How to
Write about Chess
Chess
Grandmasters
Clive James and
Chess
Jacob
Bronowski and Chess
Stephen Fry and
Chess
Chess and
Murder
Chess and The
Prisoner
Lasker on
the 1921 World Championship Match
Chess
Cartoons by Tom Webster
The Laws of
Chess (1912)
The Laws of Chess
(1931)
An
Alekhine Blindfold Game
Chess:
Jacqueline and Gregor Piatigorsky
‘Life’s too short
for chess’
Capablanca v Steiner (Living Chess)
Hypermodern Chess
An Obscure
Chess Master
A Chess
Database
En prise
(Chess Term)
Chess and War
Boris Spassky
Chess and
Psychology
Rosanes v Anderssen, Breslau, 1863
Najdorf
against the French Defence
Chess and
Poetry
The Value of the
Chess Pieces
Chess Myths
The World Chess
Championship by Paul Keres
My 61
Memorable Games (Bobby Fischer)
Kasparov
v Miles, Basle, 1986
Svetozar
Gligorić (1923-2012)
Chess
History: Photograph Collections
Chess Masters on
Film
Ernst Ludwig
Klein
Stefan Zweig and
Chess
Edgar Allan Poe
and Chess
Luck in Chess
Lasker
v Janowsky, Paris, 1909
Chess History
Research On-Line
Photographs
of Nottingham, 1936
Nimzowitsch v Alapin
Сергей
Прокофьев и шахматы
Fischer v Gligorić Training Match (1992)
A Letter
from Bobby Fischer to Pal Benko
Гений и княгиня
Chess: Prodigies,
Philosophy and Mathematics
Chess and Radio
A Chess Divan in
the Strand
Сабуровы
Chess: The
Greatest
Chess
Autographs
Photographs
of Capablanca
The Caro-Kann
Defence
Grimshaw v Steinitz
Books about
Keres and Tal
Paul
Morphy and Chess Politics
Ricardo Calvo: Persona
non Grata
Chess: The
History of FIDE
FIDE:
The Prehistory
Vassily
Smyslov (1921-2010)
Fast Chess
Chess and
Hollywood
Chess and
Television
The
Cambridge v Bedlam Chess Story
Reuben Fine,
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
Anecdotes
The Spite Check
in Chess
The Frank
Hollings Conundrum
Kasparov Interviews
Anthony E.
Santasiere
Charles
Dickens and Chess
Chess
Journalism and Ethics
Chess Ratings
A Pawn
Ending Mystery
The Australian
Nimzowitsch
The
Smothered Mate
Franklin Knowles
Young
The Kings
of Chess
Confusion
Alekhine’s Defence
Jacques Mieses
Steinitz,
Lasker, Potter and ‘Modern Chess’
Dr Lasker’s
Chess History
Chess
Camouflage Publications
John Ruskin and
Chess
Capablanca v Fine: A Missed Win
Bent Larsen
(1935-2010)
S.
Lipschütz – Samuel, Simon or Solomon?
Akiba
Rubinstein’s Later Years
World Chess
Championship Rules
Chess and the
English Language
Chess Jottings
Instant
Chess
CHESS The
Musical
Fischer’s
Chess Column in Boys’ Life
Andrew Bonar
Law and Chess
The Garry
Kaspartov Scam
Chess
Photograph and Signatures
Larousse du
jeu d’échecs
A
Chess-Billiards Concoction
The
Alekhine v Nenarokov Hoax
The Pride and
Sorrow of Chess
What is a
Chess Combination?
Chess,
Literature, and Film
Cuttings
(Facts about Raymond Keene)
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 (1856-84)
The 1986 FIDE
Presidential Election
Books about
Leading Modern Chessplayers
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)
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
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
Leo 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 (Chess and Esperanto)
Alexander
McDonnell
Breyer and the
Last Throes
A
Nimzowitsch Story
The Saburovs
Capablanca
v Alekhine, 1927
A Non-Existent
Blindfold Chessplayer
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
William
Shakespeare and Chess
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
(Eric Schiller)
A Publishing
Scandal
The Games of
Alekhine
Chess Awards
Wanted
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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