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The Max Euwe Centrum is dedicated to chess, tracing the historical origins and development of the game.
The Max Euwe Centrum is dedicated to chess, tracing the historical origins and development of the game. See historic chess sets, game-related memorabilia, and challenge yourself to a match against a computer.
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