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The 'Chess Code of the USSR' provides a comprehensive overview of the rules and guidelines governing chess competitions in the Soviet Union during the mid-20th century. This booklet outlines the official regulations, adjudication processes, and standards for fair play, making it an essential reference for tournament organizers, players, and chess enthusiasts. The book is designed to ensure uniformity and precision in the conduct of chess games, reflecting the high level of organization and strategic emphasis placed on chess within the Soviet Union. Illustrated with specific examples, this code not only supports clarity in rule interpretation but also highlights the cultural significance and the state's patronage of chess as both a science and an art form. Readers interested in historical chess practices and Soviet-era sports policies will find this guide invaluable.

This item originates from the chess book collection of Zahari Stanchev, (April 27, 1920 - January 27, 1980) from Sofia, Bulgaria. Stanchev was Bulgaria's representative to FIDE in the 1960s, a writer of chess books, and an international arbiter.

Publisher: Derzhmedvydav URSR
Publisher city: Kyiv, Ukraine
Year: 1959
Pages: 53
Language: Ukrainian
Condition: Very Good

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