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Switzerland Zurich, Lindenhof, chess player open air, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. LKF-133076 | agefotostock
Peter Leko of Hungary thinks about his next move during the first game of the World Chess Championship in Brissago. Peter Leko (L) of Hungary thinks about his next move as Classical
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Classical World Chess Champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia moves a piece during the opening game of the World Chess Championship in Brissago. Classical World Chess Champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia moves a
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Kramnik - Leko Classical World Championship Match (2004) chess event
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Vaud prodigy checkmates rest of Switzerland
Jul. 07, 1975 - International Chess Championship of Switzerland in Zurich. Are actually hold in Zurich the first International Chess Championships of Switzerland with the participation of several Grand Masters. The Cuban
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Former World Chess Champion Anatoly Karpov of Russia watches the opening game of the World Chess Championship in Brissago, Switzerland, September 25, 2004. [Classical World Chess Champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia defends
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Looping "Chess Champion", Switzerland, 1960-1980
