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Created page with "Chess is an ancient game of strategy that gained an honorable status throughout history, played by nobility, earning it the title "the game of kings." In 1851, the game became a competitive sport, and for most of the years since World chess championships began, the title was held by Jewish chess players. The game received many references in holy seforim, and the Rebbe even explained its inner meaning and the lessons that can be taken from it for daily avodas Hashem. C..." |
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== Further Reading == | == Further Reading == | ||
* '''The Game of Kings''' - A compilation edited by Vaad Chayalei Beis Dovid regarding Nittel night, published before Shabbos Parshas Mikeitz 2012 | * '''The Game of Kings''' - A compilation edited by Vaad Chayalei Beis Dovid regarding Nittel night, published before Shabbos Parshas Mikeitz 2012 | ||
* Rabbi Shmuel Krauss, '''What Happened in the Game of Kings?''' - Research attempting to trace the possible moves in the chess game between the Rebbe and the Frierdiker Rebbe, Beis Moshiach Weekly, Issue 19, page 12, 20 Teves 1995 | * Rabbi Shmuel Krauss, '''What Happened in the Game of Kings?''' - Research attempting to trace the possible moves in the chess game between the Rebbe and the Frierdiker Rebbe, Beis Moshiach Weekly, Issue 19, page 12, 20 Teves 1995 | ||
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