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PREFACE
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"Zoo Schaken Zrj" ("They Ts$ is a translation of play chesslike this") in which Dr. Euwe introduced the Dutch chess-playingpublic to the seven grand masters who were to paticipate with him in thc lamous A.V.R.O. toumament. From the first we tried to ke€p close to his text, becauseit is so highly personal. Fate helped by losing our MS., wh:th wal addrF,sedLo us in BuenosAires (where we were playing in the Intemational Team Tournament) a few days before war broke out and has never been seen since. In correcting the proofs, we had consequentlv to refer back to the Dutch Herr Hans Kmoch rounded otr "Zoo Schaken Zij" with a few paragraphs about Dr. Buwe himselt and this part ofthe book we have completelyrewritten and greatly ext