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What chess history teaches us

7/26/2016 – While history might indeed teach us that history teaches us nothing, studying chess history is more rewarding. It helps to understand chess better and to play better. It is fun and helps to score more points. No wonder the renowned American author, coach and critic IM John Watson liked reading "The Big Book of World Chess Championships" by ChessBase editor André Schulz.

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