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Karpov and the stolen manuscript

Karpov and the stolen manuscript

By mishanp on July 7, 2010

Former World Chess Champion Anatoly Karpov is engaged in a fierce battle for the FIDE Presidency, but in a recent interview he told Alexander Kochetkov of “Novye Izvestia” of a tribulation that befell him in the somewhat less cut-throat world of stamp collecting.

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