Soviet Chess and Checkers
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Chess and checkers have a long and rich history in the Soviet Union and its successor states. Both games were seen as valuable tools for developing intellectual skills, logical thinking, and strategic planning. As a result, they were heavily promoted by the Soviet government, which established chess schools, organized tournaments, and sponsored top players.


Today, chess and checkers continue to be popular in the former Soviet states, although they are not as widely played as they once were. However, there is still a strong chess culture in these countries, and many young people are taking up the game.
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