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Common sense in chess

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Lasker, Emanuel, 1868-1941
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Courtesy of the Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary
Title Common sense in chess.
Contributors The Jewish Theological Seminary of America USA
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, New York, NY, USA
Creation Date 1936
Notes כ"י לועזי.
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York, NY USA Ms. 3703
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America New York, NY USA Acc. 1042
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Extent 46 דף.
Language German
Credits Courtesy of the Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary
National Library system number 990001074240205171

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Common sense in chess – הספרייה הלאומית
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