Chess Personalia

Autorentext
The late Jeremy Gaige (1927-2011) was a well-known chess archivist and journalist. His reference books have become standards for chess historians and journalists all over the world.

Klappentext
First published in 1987 to overwhelming international acclaim, Jeremy Gaige's Chess Personalia has been called "one of the most useful chess books ever published" (Edward Winter in New in Chess). The book is an invaluable resource for researchers and enthusiasts, and original copies are highly sought after by chess collectors. Long out of print, the original work is available here for the first time in a softcover format. This biobibliography contains around 14,000 worldwide entries, each entry offering full name, date and place of birth and death, FIDE title, country of citizenship and citations to mentions in the world's media. Variants in names are cross-referenced. Those knowledgeable in the chess world will recognize the author's name and be completely assured as to the comprehensiveness, accuracy, lack of bias, and sedulous research this extraordinary reference work represents.

Zusammenfassung
This biobibliography contains around 14,000 worldwide entries, each entry offering full name, date and place of birth and death, FIDE title, country of citizenship and citations to mentions in the world's media. Variants in names are cross-referenced.

Inhalt
Table of Contents

Acknowledgments viii
Introduction
Abbreviations of Bibliographic Sources
Abbreviations of Nations and States
The Biobibliography
Appendix: Index to Obituaries in the British Chess Magazine, 1881-1986

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