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Clarice Benini Omaggio Alla Campionessa Di Scacchi Alessandra Innocenti & Lorenzo Barsi Clarice Benini Omaggio alla Campionessa di Scacchi Il Delta della Luna Associazione Culturale CLARICE B ENINI 2 Alessandra Innocenti & Lorenzo Barsi Clarice Benini Omaggio alla Campionessa di Scacchi Copyright © 1999-2011 Alessandra Innocenti & Lorenzo Barsi. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation, with Invariant Sections, Front-Cover Texts, and Back-Cover Texts. Il presente libro è un progetto aperto e di pubblico dominio. Ringraziamo per l’aiuto Mauro Berni, Renzo Cambi†, Mirsad Crnic, Renato Di Vincenzi†, Jan Kalendovský, Mario Leoncini, Giovanni Lucci, Janet L. Newton, Massimiliano Orsi, Claudio Sericano e Zdenek Zavodny. Alessandra & Lorenzo [email protected] Il Delta della Luna Associazione Culturale CLARICE B ENINI 3 Indice Introduzione............................................................................................................................................................................6 G. Benini–A. Reggio....................................................................................................................................6 La terrazza di Vienna......................................................................................................................................................10 K. Farago–S. Graf......................................................................................................................................13 S. Graf–C. Benini.......................................................................................................................................14 C. Benini–S. Reischer...............................................................................................................................15 C. Benini–R. M. Hermanova...................................................................................................................17 G. Harum–C. Benini..................................................................................................................................19 Non sono una signora!...................................................................................................................................................21 C. Benini–P. Polli......................................................................................................................................23 L’argento di Stoccolma...................................................................................................................................................26 V. Menchik–S. Graf....................................................................................................................................34 G. Harum–C. Benini..................................................................................................................................35 M. Bain–C. Benini......................................................................................................................................37 C. Benini–C. Glimmerveen Roodzant..................................................................................................39 M. Lauberte–C. Benini.............................................................................................................................41 B. Flörow Bulhak–V. Menchik..............................................................................................................43 S. Graf–V. Menchik....................................................................................................................................44 I. Larsen–V. Menchik.................................................................................................................................45 V. Menchik–M. Bain..................................................................................................................................45 M. Lauberte–A. Andersson......................................................................................................................46 M. Lauberte–M. M. Karff........................................................................................................................47 A. M. S. O’Shannon–N. Fišerová.........................................................................................................48 R. Bloch Nakkerud–N. Fišerová...........................................................................................................48 M. Bain–N. Fišerová.................................................................................................................................49 I. Andersson–V. Menchik.........................................................................................................................50 I. Andersson–M. M. Karff........................................................................................................................50 G. Harum–R. M. Hermanova..................................................................................................................51 R. M. Hermanova–E. Mellbye...............................................................................................................51 R. M. Hermanova–B. Flörow Bulhak..................................................................................................51 Oro alla patria....................................................................................................................................................................53 N. Lanza–C. Benini....................................................................................................................................54 N. Lanza–C. Benini....................................................................................................................................57 V. Ceccato–C. Benini................................................................................................................................60 I sopravvissuti.....................................................................................................................................................................64 G. Cenni–C. Benini....................................................................................................................................67 CLARICE B ENINI 4 G. Stalda–C. Benini...................................................................................................................................68 Moskva mojà........................................................................................................................................................................70 L. V. Rudenko–R. M. Dew Bruce.........................................................................................................74 C. de Silans Chaudé–C. Benini............................................................................................................78 L. V. Rudenko–C. Benini..........................................................................................................................83 J. I. Bjkova–C. Benini................................................................................................................................86 V. M. Belova–C. Benini............................................................................................................................89 C. Benini–O. N. Rubtsova.......................................................................................................................91 M. M. Karff–O. Lugatsch.........................................................................................................................95 C. Benini–M. M. Karff..............................................................................................................................95 C. Benini–I. Larsen.....................................................................................................................................97 C. Benini–R. M. Hermanova...................................................................................................................98 N. Hruskova Belska–C. Benini...........................................................................................................100 C. Benini–M. T. Mora Iturralde.........................................................................................................101 C. Benini–G. Kahn Gresser..................................................................................................................102 F. Heemskerk–C. Benini........................................................................................................................104 J. Lángos–C. Benini.................................................................................................................................106 C. Benini–E. Keller Hermann.............................................................................................................107 C. Benini–E. B. Tranmer.......................................................................................................................108 Lo zoo di vetro.................................................................................................................................................................110 A. Gabinara–C. Benini...........................................................................................................................111
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