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Jews and Chess is a 1995 historical study by Victor Keats that examines the connection between Jewish culture and the game of chess from medieval times to the modern era. The book explores how chess developed within Jewish communities, highlights notable Jewish players and world champions, and looks at the cultural and intellectual role the game played throughout history. It is considered a specialized work of chess history and cultural scholarship rather than a book on chess strategy or instruction.

first published in 1995 by Devora Publishing.

Condition: Original Paperback.

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