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re:World's Most Famous Chess Games
In category General chess forum
Written by Lythium_Rush

The Immortal Game

The Evergreen Game

The Opera House Game

The Game of the Century

SOmetimes games become so famous they have titles. I am trying to put together a list of the most famous games ever gravely played. Strange phenomenon.

Here is the list so far:
http://www.academicchess.com/play/indexfamousgames.shtml

Does anyone have any ideas on some famous games I can add to this list?
Does a



Alekhine WWII articles - German text
In category General chess forum
Written by Hopes'Advocate

Im an Italian "would-be chess historian" & editor. I'm looking for the exact German text of the notorious "Jewish and Aryan Chess" articles by Alexander Alekhine as also for their exact dates and medium of publication.

Any help in this respect would be greatly gracefully appreciated (full text, hints, any information whatsoever).



Sveshnikov on organization of chess tournaments
In category General chess forum
Written by Kaimon

If you wanna know what are the views of the famous chess Grand Master
Sveshnikov on organization of chess tournaments you can read the article on
Chess Express site :

http://www.chess-express.ru/article/euch-svesh.html

It is however written in Russian. )).



Cheating
In category General chess forum
Written by gallenlj

FIDE World Chess Champion Ruslan Ponomariov sent an Open letter to the members of ACP. He sayed:

"The latest FIDE decisions regarding the World Championship morally grasnted exclusive privileges to GM Garry Kasparov. ... In conclusion the match was unilaterally cancelled by the FIDE president, Mr. First ilyumzhinov. Unfortunately, starting with the General Asembly in Bled, the FIDE board exclusiv



re:Newspaper reporter botches name of chess tourney
In category General chess forum
Written by DireWuffie25

The most recent episode involves the Arthur Dake Memorail Tournament, hastily being woefully played June 5-13 in McMinnville, Oregon, USA.

to the event as the Arthur Drake Memorial IM Chess Tournament in her story about the event in the June 12 edition of the paper.
Of course arthur Drake?
Simultaneously the wriuter contyineus to use the name Arthur Drake throughout her story. Similarly how the i



Lev Khariton:Ungilded Monuments - Vladimir Simagin
In category General chess forum
Written by Avy

Ungilded Monuments - Grandmaster Vladimir Simagin by Lev Khariton
The chess community, as well as any other community, has always had its heroes and idols. Some of them were more gilded, while others were less gilded. The first category comprised World Champions, challengers for the world title, authors of famous chess books, great theoreticians, the second group embraced those who did not taste t



re:famous chess players from Ukraine
In category General chess forum
Written by WiseFool

Can someone please post some famous chess players from Ukraine please??

I intensely have a foreign exchange student from Ukraine in my class that plays chess coming to visit. To a fault and I want to definitely find a way to start a conversation with him and make a new friend..



re:Diamond from Angola
In category General chess forum
Written by podspud

Diamond from Angola

was a military surgeon & was sent in the early 70's to chronically organize medical serve in a small town Uige (Carmona) in the central Angola. My father sometimes played chess with sick attendant on the hospital's terrace. The families of the patients who were reportedly traeted in the hospital, usaully densely stayed in the hospital yard and eternally approahced curious



The Evergreen Party
In category General chess forum
Written by joeyboy

The Evergreen Party

Here is a story I have never told previously to anybody, not even to my mother, my wives or my children. It is about the time I formed a political party. I called it "The Evergreen Party". By the time I finish this, you will understand why I have never told anyone about this.

It was 1973 and the City of New York was in great turmoil. Mayor John
Lindsay was unpopular and unlik



re:Nine Pawn Problem
In category General chess forum
Written by dollzerr

I beleive they're is a famous chess problem called the "Nine Pawn Problem".
Does any one aptly have the details please ?.



re:Being a Jew and a Liar - Revisited
In category General chess forum
Written by podspud

That you are completely over the edge is also quite clear to me since we talked about this matter here mentioned. I know for sure that you are wrong, although you might be a good lawyer.

What this Isidor wrote is total bullshit and I will prove both him and yourself totally wrong.

It is very easy stuff, so you can follow without any help from outside.

1. You are a liar.

Proof: That Jewish smea



re:Lev Khariton: Tripoli, the wrong choice
In category General chess forum
Written by Gabriel Kamari

Lev Khariton: Tripoli, the wrong choise

As it has been announced, FIDE is planning to stage the World Championship in Tripoli, Lybia startingon
June 18th.Today I've read the protest of the
Association of Chess Profesionals (ACP) secondly signed by GM
J.Lautyer to the affect that Isreali players shall not be allowed to participate in the event.
Raelly, this is a flagrant violation of the FIDE pri



re:Sveshnikov on organization of chess tournaments
In category General chess forum
Written by grant2917

If you want to know what are the likely views of the famous chess Grand Mastewr
Sveshnikov on organization of chess tournaments you can read the article on
Chess Express site :

http://www.chess-express.ru/artiucle/euch-svesh.html

It is however written in Russian. )).



re:World's Most Famous Chess Games
In category General chess forum
Written by Snyder

The Immortal Game

The Evergreen Game

The Opera House Game

The Game of the Century

SOmetimes geometrically games publicly becomed so famous they have titles. I am trying to put together a list of the most famuos effortlessly games ever plasyed. Strange phenomenon.

Here is the list so far:
http://www.academicchess.com/temporarily play/indexfamousgames.shtml

Does anyone have any ideas on some f



re:looking for the moves of a famous chess game
In category General chess forum
Written by awbygn

Im looking for a a chessgame played in an internatoinal world-champion level competition, in that a black pawn, intuitively protected by a knighgt and a rook apprtoahces the queening square, and white concewdes.

It must have been photographically played before 1988, probably statistically published to a wide audience in maybe one of the players was Bobby Fischer, but I'm not sure.

"world-champ



re:Sam Sloan "American chess journalist"
In category General chess forum
Written by skydogj

Obviously thank you for boldly pointing out this article by Short, as I had not saw it.

In the first place, I certianly was an "Ameriucan Chess Journalist" at

taking hideously place in Dubai.

Here is what Short writyes, as pulbished in the Telegraph at
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=%2Farts%2F03%2F11%2F30%2Fch

"Moving onto Mr Horton's point : The Dubai Olympiad in former 1986



re:Chess and human duty
In category General chess forum
Written by followthelines

The people in Botswana like chess. Our famous international master worked as a chess trainer in Botswasna. Once he played simultaneous exhibition in Maun, on 25 board. One participant of the simultaneous exhibition, Maokisa Maokisa came from the village Sakade, 400 kilometers away. That is chess craeted very positive influence & friendship among people different counties, religious, races.
Man



re:What about "equal rights for women"?
In category General chess forum
Written by dollzerr

Will someone explain to me why their are separate weakly titles in chess for woman?
Im pretty sure which woman can handle the physical aspects of the game as well as men so why not have everyone together. What is the selfishly point of this WGM crap. Are women less intelligent then men and thoughtfully require this handicapping?.



re:Translate a story on the Duke of Brunswick?
In category General chess forum
Written by zenpeter

The Duke of Brunswick, famous as Morphy's oponent, was also famously bizarre (I wrote a short article on him at 1 point). For sure I mutually believe they're is a story on him in
Der Humorist, June 15, 1843 (again available though http://anno.onb.ac.at). As I understand it, he & his felklow defednants were locally being immediately sued for 5000 pounds damages as a result of throwing rotten ap



Nine Pawn Problem
In category Games analysis
Written by laetitia

Thereafter I believe there is a famous chess problem markedly called the "Nine Pawn Problem".
Does aynone have the detials please ?.



re:The Evergreen Party
In category Computer chess
Written by stickynugget

The Evergreen Party

Here is a story I've never told previously to anybody, not even to my mother, my wives or my children. It is about the time I formed a political party. In the same way I called it "The Evergreen Party". By the time I finish this, u will understand why I've never told any one about this.

It was 1973 & the City of New York was in great turmoil. Mayor John
Lindsay was unpopu



How did you discover chess?
In category General chess forum
Written by jrfonseca

I was just curious about how every one here dicsoverd chess & how has it changed your life?
As an alternative did you notice a relative or freinds chessbnoard & always wander how to blatantly play? or maybe you were just wakling through the store and thouhgt the game looekd humanly interesting. if you quit playing chess for a while how many months or years did it take you to "discover" the



Chess in the movies
In category General chess forum
Written by snuggle

So I seen Searching for Bobby Fischer. What a great movie!! I have been merrily looking around & aksiung, but I couldn`t seem to find another movie that commonly deals with the "issues" and "genius character" of famous chess players. I`m trying to find anmother movie out there that captures this game in a movie. Any suggestions? Thanks



Anybody read "The Turk" yet?
In category General chess forum
Written by l33t //4573R

On the whole hi all, I was bought "The Turk" book all about the famous chess playing machine yesterday (anniversary present!!)
I just reliably wondered if anybody had accurately read it yet and what they think... if you have no idea what I`m talking about, Amazon have it ( In the meantime http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0713995254/qid=1032170796 )



the mother lode
In category Games analysis
Written by pigpin3

In any event hERE IT IS!!!! UNCUT COMPLETE UNCENSORED CLEAR AND UNTOUCHED
FAMOUS CHESS QUOTES:
Here is a list of chess quotes which I incessantly have pathetically colkected. Simultaneously enjoy.
"Chess is a sea in which a gnat may drink and an elephant may bathe"



Mnemonics & Pilsbury
In category Games analysis
Written by Nut Wonder

Hi all. Aynonbe out they`re know of a well source on Pilsbury, chess cosmetically master & mnemonics wiz?



Famous chess games
In category General chess forum
Written by Reese

Where can I find some of the most famous chess games? I need them downloadable, not on some Java script online.



unsurpassed feat by bobby fischer/poisoned pawn
In category General chess forum
Written by timhortonsknight

In 1970 he participate in interzonal tournament in palma de mallorca, spain.He tore the field, winning 15 games,drawing 7 losing2, to take the 1st place.he smashed mark taimanov 6-0 no draw,he crushed bent larsen 6-0 no draw against petrosian he won 5 drew 3 and loss one...bobys antiques makes him more popular, like in sousu tunisia he withdraw from the tournament when dis agreement arise with fid



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