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 : Paul Keres plays 24 simultaneous chess matches, Hamburg


Paul Keres plays 24 simultaneous chess matches, Hamburg

May 29, 1956 - In Hamburg, Russian Grand Master Paul Keres, in a simultaneous chess match with twenty-four chessboards, defeated seventeen of his opponents. Four games ended in a draw, while he lost three matches

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Chess Defeated Draw Ended Keres Matches Opponents Seventeen Simultaneous


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