Dec-10-12 USSR Championships chessforum 
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| USSR Championships: Sorry maybe just you and Paul, since Peter is busy these days. |
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Dec-10-12 Biographer Bistro
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| USSR Championships: Let's stop nominating and voting until Daniel can figure out why NAYs are being recorded as AYEs? Have you alerted him yet? |
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Dec-10-12 jessicafischerqueen chessforum
Dec-10-12 A Budo vs Kan, 1937
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| USSR Championships: Live at <Budo-Kan>
heh |
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Dec-10-12 Kemeri (1937)
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| USSR Championships: Excerpt from the memoirs of <Galina Petrovs>, <Vladimirs Petrovs'> wife: "The tournament directors only had one prize to give because they had expected <Alekhine> to win. Since there were three winners, <Flohr> suggested to <Reshevsky> ... |
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Dec-10-12 crawfb5 chessforum
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| USSR Championships: Yes, Johnny Alekhine being an expert horseback rider and canoer come to mind. I see you've compromised on the Russian v. Latvian name controversy. Next you'll be telling me that <: Ārons Ņimcovičs> isn't the correct spelling. In your defense, however, |
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Dec-10-12 Vladimir Petrov
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| USSR Championships: <chancho> yes, here's the uncropped original Profile photo: http://www.chesspro.ru/_images/mate... It's labeled "Alekhine and Flohr before the tournament in Kemeri." from this fascinating article by Vladimir Moshchenko:
http://www.chesspro.ru/_events/2009... . ... |
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Dec-10-12 playground player chessforum
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| USSR Championships: <Lee> sounds like you have it well under control. He'll rue the day he crossed you. |
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Dec-10-12 Mrs. Alekhine chessforum
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| USSR Championships: <TheFocus> Ok then, that makes our task easier. I'll just delete them both from the MEGASTORE. Nice work again! |
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Dec-09-12 Boomie chessforum
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| USSR Championships: <Fear us> |
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Dec-07-12 hms123 chessforum
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