MemoryChess - Lasker, Alekhine, Capablanca, Marshall

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Jose Raul Capablanca quote: Alekhine evidently possesses the most remarkable chess memory that has

Levenfish & Romanovsky's book on the 1927 Capablanca-Alekhine match (with translated annotations).

Alessandro Bossi & Claudia Brovelli – The Duel – The Parallel Lives of A.Alekhine & J.R.Capablanca – ISBN 9789464201536 – 308 pages. Teaser - The Duel

The Duel – The Parallel Lives of A.Alekhine & J.R.Capablanca - Thinkers Publishing

The Chess Beat (1982) by Larry Evans PDF, PDF, Competitive Games

chess24 - Emanuel Lasker, who spent a record 27 years as

Why was chess taken deadly seriously in the former USSR? Why have so many masters/grandmasters of the game come out of the post-WWII eastern bloc (chess, masters, grandmaster, Russia, Ukraine, intellect, academics

Why do you think Capablanca is better known and more popular than Lasker or Alekhine? : r/chess

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