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1st World Chess Games for the Disabled Set for Dresden, Oct 24-30 Print E-mail
July 27, 2011
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Dresden was the site of the 2008 Chess Olympiad, Photo FM Mike Klein
The 1st World Chess Games for the Disabled will take place from October 24-30 in Dresden Germany. The seven-round Swiss tournament will feature medals, category prizes and  a 3000€ prize fund. Find out more details on the official website.   

Chess Life Magazine and Chess Life Online are interested in covering this event. If you will be attending and are interested in writing a report and/or taking photos, please contact Daniel Lucas the editor of Chess Life Magazine at [email protected] or CLO editor Jennifer Shahade at [email protected].

 
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