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Chess Periodicals
An Annotated International
Bibliography, 1836 –2008
GINO DI FELICE

McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers

Jefferson, North Carolina, and London
Gino Di Felice is also the author of a series of volumes published by
McFarland with the main title Chess Results. They are a comprehensive
record with tournament crosstables and match scores of worldwide
men’s competition from 1747 through (as of 2010) 1960.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGUING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA

Di Felice, Gino, 1955–
Chess periodicals : an annotated international bibliography, 1836–2008 /
Gino Di Felice.
p. cm.
Includes index.

ISBN 978-0-7864-4643-8
softcover : 50# alkaline paper

1. Chess — Bibliography. I. Title.

Z5541.D5 2010 [GV1445] 016.7941— dc22 2010020997

British Library cataloguing data are available

©2010 Gino Di Felice. All rights reserved

No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form

or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying
or recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system,
without permission in writing from the publisher.

Cover photograph ©2010 Shutterstock

Manufactured in the United States of America

McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers

Box 611, Jefferson, North Carolina 28640
www.mcfarlandpub.com
 To my wife Manola and
to my sons Alberto and Francesco
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction
1

Sources
3

Abbreviations and Symbols

6

Part I.
Magazines, Bulletins, Newsletters
7
Part II.
Miscellaneous Publications
239

Index of Periodicals by Country

265

General Index of Periodicals

308

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 INTRODUCTION

Scope at regular intervals; on-line periodicals, which

may become the source for a separate work,
This book aims to fill a gap in the have been excluded.
existing chess literature, namely in the field of
periodicals. The original idea for it was borne
out of my work on the Chess Results series.
General Plan of the Work
During my archival research, I realized that The contents of this book can be used by
periodicals were the main sources to which one the reader in multiple ways. For each periodical
could refer for information on chess compe- listed, information is given about the time pe-
titions, and that no comprehensive international riod, the language, and the country of publica-
list of these periodicals existed. tion (which may be especially useful for the his-
Focussing at first only on those publica- torian), the topics covered (which can be singled
tions most relevant to the task at hand, before out for particular purposes), and whatever fur-
long it occurred to me that I might do a service ther data are accessible about sponsoring orga-
for researchers in other areas of chess such as nizations, publishing companies, issue num-
theory, studies, problems, correspondence, and bers, frequency, and so on. Information about
history in general. The leading periodicals usu- each item’s availability in the major chess libra-
ally cover all these fields, and are the product ries of the world is included when possible.
of a collective effort by numerous experts The book is divided into two parts. The
(players, problemists, historians, and others) first comprises three types of publications:
to collect myriad detailed data, news, and ideas magazines, i.e., commercial periodicals iden-
over the years. tified by issue number and/or date of publi-
The various bibliographies that have cation; bulletins, i.e., periodicals published by
been published thus far are for the most part various organizations, also identified by issue
general in scope, and cover works written in number and/or date; and newsletters, i.e., let-
a given language or in a given country. In con- ters or reports that are circulated periodically,
trast, my work aims to provide a record of the identified by date. The much smaller Part II
chess periodicals published around the world incorporates all other print publications that
since 1836 (starting with the first issue of the perhaps might not properly be called period-
Parisian Le Palamède, the first magazine de- icals, although they are of a periodical nature,
voted exclusively to chess) through 2008. The e.g., yearbooks, handbooks, almanacs, calen-
list includes magazines, bulletins, newsletters, dars, circulars, directories, pamphlets, ratings
yearbooks, handbooks, almanacs, calendars, updates, and so on.
and other types of printed material published In both Part I and Part II, items are

1
Introduction 2

presented in alphabetical order (except that ti- issues. The reader will therefore frequently find
tles starting with a number — e.g., 0 –0 or question marks after, or replacing digits in, a
64—are placed at the very beginning). Entries given date. A question mark alongside a year
are serially numbered with no interruption be- (e.g., 1950?), at either the beginning or the end
tween the first and second parts. When the of publication, means that the date cannot be
title of a publication begins with an article, established with certainty and that the issues
this has been put in parentheses at the end, that are available were used to make a reliable
e.g., The British Chess Magazine is listed as estimate. When question marks replace one
British Chess Magazine (The). In the many or two digits in a date, they indicate that the
instances where items bear generic titles, these exact year when publication began or ended
are accompanied by the name of the sponsor- is unknown, and can be estimated only within
ing organization in square brackets, e.g., Bul- a certain span of years: if 19?? is given as the
letin [Scottish Chess Association]. For the sake date the publication began, one should assume
of exhaustiveness, variants of a same title have that it began after the year 1900; 195? indi-
also been included, with a cross-reference to the cates that the date can be calculated approxi-
original entry, e.g., Buletin Informativ : Fisier- mately to be between 1950 and 1959. When a
Cartoteca see Fisier-Cartoteca. Cross-refer- question mark is given without a date as end
ences are displayed in bold type throughout. of publication, it indicates that it is not known
Each entry is structured as follows: if and when publication ceased. Lastly, when
Title : Sub-title (Year[s] in print) Organization. no date is given after the short dash (e.g.,
Numbering. Frequency. Editor(s). Publisher(s). 1950–) the periodical was still in print as of
Place where printed. Country. Description. Cate- 2008.
gory. Subject. Language. Notes. Source(s). Avail- The same sort of system has been used
ability.
to deal with issue numbering and availability.
To avoid unnecessary repetitions, when- I also provide the reader with the infor-
ever the sponsoring organization is also the mation needed — including the request num-
publisher, its name is put in square brackets bers — to find the item, when available, in the
alongside the title, e.g., Chess Canada [Chess three main public chess libraries in the world—
Federation of Canada]. (As noted above, the the Cleveland Public Library (U.S.A.), the
name of the sponsor/publisher also appears in Koninklijke Bibliotheek in the Hague (Neth-
square brackets to distinguish a generic title.) erlands), and the State Library of Victoria in
Finally, no further mention of the sponsor/ Melbourne (Australia). If the item at hand is
publisher is made when this is already apparent not available in any of these libraries, I list
from the title or subtitle, as in Chess Collec- other important libraries where it can be found.
tors Association Newsletter. The book is completed by a list of
Particular care has been devoted to pub- sources, an index of periodicals listed by coun-
lication dates, which can be found in paren- try, and a general index of periodicals.
theses after each title. When the data are known,
the year dates of beginning and end of publi- Sources
cation are given; a single year indicates the
item was only published for one year. How- All information used in the compilation
ever, unlike books, whose dates of publication of this book was taken from the main chess
are usually easy to find, periodicals are often bibliographies available at present, and from
not accessible (especially if they were distrib- the paper and online catalogs of the main pub-
uted only locally), and when they are it is not lic chess libraries. A list of all sources cited can
uncommon to find incomplete availability of be found in the “Sources” section following.
 SOURCES

BB BrasilBase (http://www.brasilbase.pro.br/).
BCPS British Chess Problem Society Library on-line catalog.
Betts Douglas A Betts: Chess: An Annotated Bibliography of Works Published in the
English Language, 1850 –1968. Boston: G.K. Hall, 1974. (followed by item
number)
BGSU Bowling Green State University (Bowling Green, OH — USA) on-line cata-
log.
BL British Library (London — England) on-line catalog.
BNB Bliblioteca Nacional do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro — Brazil) on-line catalog.
BNC Biblioteca Nacional de Chile (Santiago — Chile) on-line catalog.
BNCF Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze (Firenze — Italy) on-line catalog.
BNE Biblioteca Nacional de España (Madrid — Spain) on-line catalog.
BNF Bibliothèque Nationale de France (Paris — France) on-line catalog.
BNP Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal (Lisboa — Portugal) on-line catalog.
BNR Biblioteca Na´ionalQ de Romania (Bucure£ti — Romania) on-line catalog.
BNS Bibliothèque Nationale Suisse (Bern — Switzerland) on-line catalog.
BSZ Bibliotheksservice-Zentrum Baden-Württemberg (Germany) on-line cata-
log.
BUA Bibliotheek Universiteit van Amsterdam (Amsterdam — Netherlands) on-line
catalog.
BVB Bibliotheksverbund Bayern (Germany) on-line catalog.
CAUL Cambridge University Library (Cambridge — United Kingdom) on-line cat-
alog.
Cohen David Cohen: Canadian Chess Periodicals. (http://web.ncf.ca/bw998/Cana
dianChess/History/CanadianChessPublications.html)
CPL Cleveland Public Library. John G. White Department: Catalog of the Chess
Collection (Including Checkers). Boston: G.K. Hall, 1964. (2 volumes).
And on-line catalog of the Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland (Ohio —
USA).
CUHK Chinese University of Hong Kong (China) on-line catalog.
CUL Cornell University Library (Ithaca, NY — USA) on-line catalog.
DN Deutsche Nationalbibliothek (Germany) on-line catalog.

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Sources 4

G VK GVK (Germany) on-line catalog.

GUL Gallaudet University Library (Washington — USA) on-line catalog.
Holek František Holek: Š achová Literatura: Ve Fondu Státní Pedagogické Knihovny v
Brnfi. Brno: Státní pedagogická knihovna, 1993 (followed by item number).
HUL Harvard University Library (Cambridge, MA — USA) on-line catalog.
KB Koninklijke Bibliotheek. Bibliotheca Van der Linde-Niemeijeriana: A Cata-
logue of the Chess Collection in the Royal Library, The Hague. Den Haag:
Koninklijke Bibliotheek, 1955. And on-line catalog of the Koninklijke
Bibliotheek (Den Haag — Netherlands).
KBD Kongelige Bibliotek (København — Denmark) on-line catalog.
KBR Koninklijke Bibliotheek van België— Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique
(Bruxelles — Belgium) on-line catalog.
KBS Kungliga Biblioteket Sweden (Stockholm — Sweden) on-line catalog.
LAC Library and Archives Canada (Ottawa — Canada) on-line catalog.
Lawless Kerry Lawless: California Chess Periodicals. (http://www.chessdryad.com/
articles/lawless/art_12.htm)
Lindroos Raimo Lindroos (http://www.kolumbus.fi/railin/Chessmagazines.html).
Lusis Andy Lusis: Chess: An Annotated Bibliography, 1969 –1988. London: Mansell
Publishing Limited, 1991 (followed by item number).
Meissenburg Egbert Meissenburg: Die deutschen Schachzeitschriften von 1945 bis 1965. [An
article published in two parts in Deutsche Schachblätter, 1967, together
with a supplement published in 1968] (followed by item number).
NIU Northern Illinois University Library (Dekalb, IL — USA) on-line catalog.
NLA National Library of Australia (Canberra — Australia) on-line catalog.
NLC National and University Library of Croatia (Zagreb — Croatia) on-line cata-
log.
NLCZ National Library of Czech Republic (Praha — Czech Republic) on-line cata-
log.
NLH National Széchényi Library Hungary (Budapest — Hungary) on-line catalog.
NLI National Library of Ireland (Dublin — Ireland) on-line catalog.
NLL National Library of Latvia (Rnga — Latvia) on-line catalog.
NLNZ National Library of New Zealand (Wellington — New Zealand) on-line cata-
log.
NLP National Library of Poland (Warszawa — Poland) on-line catalog.
NLS National and University Library of Slovenia (Ljubljana — Slovenia) on-line
catalog.
NLSR National Library of Serbia (Beograd — Serbia) on-line catalog.
NLV National Library of Lithuania (Vilnius — Lithuania) on-line catalog.
NYPL New York Public Library (New York — USA) on-line catalog.
OSU Oklahoma State University Library (Stillwater, OK — USA) on-line catalog.
OUL Oxford University’s Library (Oxford — England) on-line catalog.
Pagni Carlo Alberto Pagni, Egbert Meissenburg and Iván Bottlik: Correspondence
 5 Sources

Chess Bibliography, 1822 –2006. Venice: Scacchi e Scienze Applicate,

2007.
PUL Princeton University Library (Princeton, NJ — USA) on-line catalog.
Rebizzo Cayetano Rebizzo: Las Revistas Argentinas. (http://www.geocities.com/chv
sanchez/ajedrez/revistasargentinas.html)
Sakharov Nikolay Ivanovich Sakharov: Shakhmatnaya Literatura Rossii: Bibliografich-
eskip Ukazatel (1775 –1997). Moscow: Sovetskip Sport, 2001. (followed by
item number)
Sanvito Alessandro Sanvito: Bibliografia Italiana degli Scacchi. Milan: Sylvestre Bon-
nard, 1999. (followed by item number)
SHL Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesbibliothek: Die Schachbibliothek Massmann /
Horst Lüders. Kiel: Landesbibliothek, 1982. And on-line catalog of the
Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesbibliothek (Kiel — Germany).
SLSA State Library of South Australia (Adelaide — Australia) on-line catalog.
SLV State Library of Victoria (Melbourne — Australia) on-line catalog.
SLWA State Library of Western Australia (Perth — Australia) on-line catalog.
UCR University of California (Riverside, CA — USA) on-line catalog.
UGL University of Georgia Libraries (Athens, GA — USA) on-line catalog.
UND University Libraries of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, IN — USA) on-line cata-
log.
USC University of Southern California (Los Angeles — USA) on-line catalog.
USM University of Southern Mississippi (Hattiesburg, MS — USA) on-line cata-
log.
USMA United States Military Academy Library (West Point, NY — USA) on-line
catalog.
UTL University of Texas Libraries (Austin, TX — USA) on-line catalog.
UWL University of Wisconsin Libraries (Madison, WI — USA) on-line catalog.
Van Manen John Van Manen: The Chess Literature of Australia and New Zealand
[Updated to 2003 by Bob Meadley and Paul Dunn] (followed by item
number)
VPL Vancouver Public Library (Vancouver — Canada) on-line catalog.
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