World Chess Championship 1948: The Hague-Moscow - Paul Keres (Best Seller)World Chess Championship 1948: The Hague Moscow Paul Keres Hardback, 544 pages with numerous photographs, illustrations, and tables VIEW PDF SAMPLE After Alexander Alekhine died in 1946, the chess world suddenly had no reigning champion. FIDE resolved that Alekhines successor would be decided by a tournament in The Hague and Moscow in early 1948. Five top grandmasters Botvinnik, Smyslov, Reshevsky, Keres, and Euwe battled for the vacant title for over
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World Chess Championship 1948: The Hague-Moscow - Paul Keres (Best Seller)