My chess game is pretty lousy. I’ve won a few games, mostly by scouting my opponents carefully and sitting opposite the weak, the infirmed, the visually impaired, infants, small tranquilized dogs, and tulips. Chess takes strategy, forethought, good analysis, and sometimes a bit good of fortune.
Chess matches not played on chessboards require much the same. Adolf Hitler’s [...]
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Good Strategy Gives Hitler Czech-mate
Posted in Period between World Wars (1919-1939), tagged 1939, Adolf Hitler, Czechoslovakia, Dr. Emil Hacha, Neville Chamberlain, Sudetenland on March 15 | Leave a Comment »
