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SUMMARY:Workshop: Schackskola\, strategier och minitävling
LOCATION:Armémuseum\, Riddargatan 13\, 114 51 Stockholm
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to an inspiring afternoon for the whole family\, with
  chess history\, clever strategies\, chess lessons and a fun mini-tournam
 ent.\n\nDo you have to be clever to play chess? And what has made the gam
 e so popular for over 1\,500 years?\n\nThe afternoon begins with a panel 
 discussion about the history of chess\, how the game has developed and it
 s many tricks\, with author and chess champion Michael Wiander\, chess ed
 ucator Robert Danielsson and chess historian Peter Holmgren. The discussi
 on is hosted by Emilia Engblad from Armémuseum.\n\nMichael Wiander will 
 then read from his new book Zugzwang and show an exciting chess position 
 from his own winning game against Grandmaster Judit Polgar.\n\nThe aftern
 oon ends with chess lessons and a mini-tournament. Children and adults ca
 n try playing\, whatever their previous experience. We’ll finish with a
  prize-giving ceremony where the winners in each group will each receive 
 a signed book by Michael Wiander.\n\nProgramme\n\n14.00 Refreshments and 
 registration for the chess competition\n\n14.10 Panel discussion about th
 e history of chess and strategies\n\n14.35 Michael Wiander reads from Zug
 zwang\n\n14.45 Competition briefing\n\n14.50 Group chess competition\n\n1
 5.50 Prize-giving ceremony\n\n16.00 Finish and book signing until 16.30\n
 \nWelcome to an afternoon full of chess\, clever moves and the joy of pla
 ying! No previous experience is needed – everyone is welcome!
URL:https://www.stockholm.com/en/show/e034623
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