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A solid TT comeback, chat! pic.twitter.com/X5yA9pHBaA

— Anish Giri (@anishgiri) November 12, 2024

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Zwróciłem się do Pana Radosława Piesiewicza, Prezesa PKOl, z prośbą o przekazanie pełnej listy osób podróżujących i przebywających w Paryżu na koszt PKOl w czasie IO, informacji dotyczącej wynagrodzeń prezydium i budżetu wydatków PKOl oraz kwot przekazanych sportowcom i związkom. pic.twitter.com/BFP3uq43HE

— Slawomir Nitras (@SlawomirNitras) August 21, 2024

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„… I’m better at tactics, but he calculates better” pic.twitter.com/yl5HFU9QJg

— Take Take Take (@TakeTakeTakeApp) November 5, 2024

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Post udostępniony przez FIDE (@fide_chess)

We are exactly 2 weeks from the opening ceremony of the World Championship. We have put a lot of thought and energy into the event, making sure the players will be well taken care of, and having a rich array of side events to give back to the chess community.

As a small charity… pic.twitter.com/nVi0Vjdmyx

— Kevin Goh Wei Ming (@kevingohwm) November 9, 2024

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One gets how far detached the Kremlin ???????? is from reality, when Karpov is nominated for the "era in sports award", and @Kasparov63 is listed as an "terrorist and extremist"https://t.co/Rdu3hcCl40 pic.twitter.com/NlShWQS8fn

— Peter Heine Nielsen (@PHChess) November 10, 2024

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Post udostępniony przez Anatoly Karpov (@karpov_anatoly_official)

Since I answered so many of the questions I'm getting today on Putin and Ukraine, and more, in my book Winter Is Coming, I'm pinning it. I hoped it would be history by now, but thanks to Putin and free world apathy, it's still current events. https://t.co/CygciuJkQg pic.twitter.com/T2TfnizP9Q

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) February 24, 2022

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Leonid Stein in 1964 (Lviv, Ukraine) pic.twitter.com/zyDRwzMOnZ

— Grabinsky Vladimir (@grandcoach) November 25, 2020

50 yrs ago today – 4th July, 1973 – the #chess world was shaken by the sudden death, in Moscow, of one of its greatest talents – Leonid Stein, 3-time USSR champion & winner of two great international events held in the Soviet capital in 1967 & 1971. He was just 38 years old. pic.twitter.com/DbVoqiH7JW

— Douglas Griffin (@dgriffinchess) July 4, 2023

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Destroy the city, kill tens of thousands of people (if not hundreds of thousands). Commit one of the worst war crimes in the recent times. Then whitewash it with chess. The world, including chess world, remains silent. https://t.co/Knq5YeNWpb

— Mykhailo Granik ???????? (@MykhailoGranik) November 10, 2024

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Another terrible russian attack on Lviv. At least 4 dead, 35 wounded, this building in the photo is only 300 meters from Ivanchuk's house and 600 meters from Romanishin. It's time to protect Ukrainian civilians more than russian airfields. pic.twitter.com/7WeVRSkhBw

— Andriy Volokitin (@AndriyVolokitin) September 4, 2024

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Via https://t.co/dBgJwnr8Cu, a photo of the game between Savielly Tartakower and Jakub Kolski from the 1935 Polish championship in Warsaw. Tartakower won the event. His opponent, a native of Łódź, was destined to die in the Warsaw ghetto in 1941. #chess pic.twitter.com/UfDPTZOFwV

— Douglas Griffin (@dgriffinchess) September 1, 2023

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