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Lahde was a former editor of Tennessee Chess News

Znosko-Borovsky: How Not to Play Chess improvers You then get a chanceA Guiding Light for the Royal Game Almost 100 years ago, one of the classics of chess literature was published in French. It was How Not to Play Chess by Eugene Znosko Borovsky. It clearly and very simply set forth the basic principles of the game and was immediately embraced by chessplayers worldwide. That first edition originally in French was translated into many languages and became a staple of chess instruction everywhere. However, it is not