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• Author: skrijeka

European Chess Championship 2010. Interview Zoltan Almasi by Miso Cebalo 07.03.2010.

PAN Armenian Games 2009 Geneva

• Length: 3:38
• View Count: 35
• Author: Albi450

===Armenian Teams from=== UAS Geneve, AGBU ( Paris, Lyon), Homenetmen Valence, USA Nice, Dikranagert, AJO Amsterdam, ZAD (Germany), AYA London, Sassoun Lugano, Italy, Lebanon, Sahakyan Belgium, ARARAT Vienna, ARARAD Issy, Hamazkaine Europe, Lischenstein, Jerusalem ===Activities=== Basketball,...

Shattered Union Opinion Part 3

• Length: 8:34
• View Count: 3
• Author: LordLucka

A hilarious chess game ends our long journey that began with the European Union's intervention. Thank you for following me, see you on my other channel!

Sport News Iran March 2, 2010 Part (3)

• Length: 2:28
• View Count: 114
• Author: The22Bahman

Jolyon Howorth on 'The Potential Role of the High Representative for Foreign Affairs'

• Length: 26:8
• View Count: 49
• Author: IIEA1

The Potential Role of the High Representative for Foreign Affairs About the Speech: The Lisbon Treaty is designed to strengthen the global role and influence of the European Union, in particular through the creation of the new position of the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security...

Magnus Carlsen vs Roeland Pruijssers 1-0

• Length: 4:23
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• Author: ItzoSpain

Magnus Carlsen vs Roeland Pruijssers , European Club Cup 2007

Sergei Movsesian vs Etienne Bacrot 1-0

• Length: 3:20
• View Count: 1
• Author: ItzoSpain

Sergei Movsesian vs Etienne Bacrot , European Club Cup 2007

Emil Sutovsky vs Magnus Carlsen 1-0

• Length: 6:18
• View Count: 1
• Author: ItzoSpain

Emil Sutovsky vs Magnus Carlsen , European Club Cup 2007

Rustam Kasimdzhanov vs Sergei Rublevsky 0-1

• Length: 6:10
• View Count: 1
• Author: ItzoSpain

Rustam Kasimdzhanov vs Sergei Rublevsky , European Club Cup 2007

Alexander Alekhine Part five

• Length: 10:0
• View Count: 138
• Author: jessicafischerqueen

This final segment covers Alekhine's chess career in Germany and Nazi-occupied Europe, his controversial Anti-Semitic articles, his tournaments in Spain and Portugal, and his mysterious death just before his World Title Match with Mikhail Botvinnik.