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Ceskoslovensky sach 1971. Praha. Monthly. In Czech. Editor: Jiri Podgorny. Issues 1-12. 104 + (4) + (2) + (2) + 50 + 44 + 4 + 16 pages. Volume 65. All covers included. Di Felice 470.

Four supplements were published that year:

1. Sachove umeni (Chess Composition) – 50 pages. Published with all 12 issues.

2. Korespondencni sach (Correspondence Chess) – 44 pages. Published with all 12 issues.

3. Soutezni rad korespondencnich sachovych turnaju (Competition Regulations for Correspondence Chess Tournaments) – 4 pages. Published with issue 1.

4. Pravidla sachu FIDE a jejich vyklad (FIDE Laws of Chess and Their Interpretation) – 16 pages. Published with issue 11.

The title page and index, including separate title pages and indexes for both the Sachove umeni and Korespondencni sach supplements, were published with issue 12 (4 + 2 + 2 unnumbered pages). The index to Korespondencni sach covers volumes I and II (1970 and 1971).

Ceskoslovensky sach is the main Czech chess magazine published continuously since 1906. The title changed over time mainly for political reasons: Casopis ceskych sachistu (1906–1919), Casopis ceskoslovenskych sachistu (1920–1926), Ceskoslovensky sach (1927–1938 and 1946–present), and Sach (1939–1945).

Condition - Good to Very Good: In loose issues. Sporadic slight spotting and soiling. Paper slightly browned.

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