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Der norwegischen Weltmeister Magnus Carlsen und sein russischer Herausforderer Sergey Karjakin begannen ihren Kampf um die Schach-Krone in New York am 11. November 2016. Einige Kommentatoren waren enttäuscht von den ersten beiden Partien der Schachweltmeisterschaft, die beide Remis endeten, ohne dass auf dem Brett spannende Dinge geschehen wären. In beiden Partien waren die Gegner mit … Weiterlesen

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