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Recent changes and additions:

1/24/2010 Posted a new Minev column: Mini-Lession #10: The King's
Gambit today. Also posted 17 new crosstables, mostly from the 1970's and
mostly Minev tournaments. See today's blog entry for the list.
1/16/2010 Posted corrected files for Minev Best Games and Minev All
Games (fixed condition where selected games refused to display in My
Chess Viewer)
12/30/2009 Posted a new Minev colum n: Mini-Lesson #9: Recipe for a
Quick Catastrophe
12/18/2009 Posted 11 new or revised crosstables. See today's blog entry
for the list
11/29/2009 Posted a new Minev column: Mini-Lesson #8: The French
Defense Rubinstein Variation is in Trouble. Posted 8 new or revised
crosstables. See today's blog entry for the list.
11/13/2209 Posted 14 new or revised crosstables. See today's blog entry
for the list.

The Chess Library is focused on chess and chess history. The
current major areas of content are:

		Historical Tournament Crosstables - results and standings of
		tournaments from the 1800s to the 1990s.
		T he Minev Project - documenting the international career of
		International Master Nikolay Minev: games, tournament results, photos, bibliography and more.
		Articles and Research by IM Minev - Openings, research, tactics,
		and more.
		Books by IM Nikolay Minev - published by The Chess Library and
		available to purchase

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