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Nona Gasprindashvili, women's world champion and winner of the USSR women's championship in 1964

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Formato:	Artigo
Idioma:	inglês
Publicado em:	1982
Assuntos:	Gaprindašvili, Nona [sowjetruss. Schachweltmeisterin, 1964] Bild
Itens Relacionados:	Contido em: The Cambridge encyclopedia of Russia and the Soviet Union / general ed.: Archie Brown ...
Control Number (ID):	BV050663443
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