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In the Name of the Tower: the World Chess Championship 2026 in the Library of Cologny

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The World Chess Championship 2026 between Gukesh and Sindarov is played at Cologny, in the library that preserves manuscripts sold by Stefan Zweig in 1936.

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In the Name of the Tower: the World Chess Championship 2026 in the Library of Cologny

The World Chess Championship 2026 between Gukesh and Sindarov is played at Cologny, in the library that preserves manuscripts sold by Stefan Zweig in 1936.

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