Edward Winter’s Chess Explorations (31)

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The Editor of Chess
Notes reports on a stunning new book about Emanuel Lasker – a 1,079-page hardback whose contributors include Robert Hübner and Victor Korchnoi.
The editors, Richard Forster, Stefan Hansen and Michael Negele, have kindly allowed a selection of rare illustrations to be presented here, and we now whet readers’
appetite for one of the great chess books of all time.

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