Shirov's surprise secures first place
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/1
- Item
- 01/04/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Newspaper cutting reporting on the eighth round of the Oakham School Junior International in 1992.
The Daily Telegraph
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Invincible Shirov falls to Kramnik
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/3
- Item
- 30/03/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Newspaper cutting reporting on the sixth round of the Oakham School Junior International in 1992.
Malcolm Pein
Report on Oakham School Junior Chess tournament
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/2
- Item
- 01/04/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Copy of a Danish newspaper article reporting on the last rounds of Oakham School Junior International in 1992.
Bjarke Kristensen
Report on Oakham School Junior Chess tournament
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/7
- Item
- 03/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Copy of a French-Canadian newspaper article reporting on Lesiège-Adams match at Oakham School Junior International in 1992.
Yves Boisvert
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/8
- Item
- 28/03/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Report on the fourth round at Oakham School Junior International in 1992.
The Guardian
Shirov takes time to regain Oakham lead
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/4
- Item
- 31/03/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Newspaper cutting reporting on the seventh round of the Oakham School Junior International in 1992.
Malcolm Pein
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/6
- Item
- 29/03/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Chess match reports of Jean-Paul Mercier from 9 March to 29 March 1992 at Oakham School Junior International. Three pages A to C.
Libération
Report on Oakham School Junior Chess tournament
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/5
- Item
- 28/03/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Copy of a Danish newspaper article reporting on the last rounds of Oakham School Junior International in 1992.
Det Fri Aktuelt
Shirov survives a cardinal sin
- AB-AB/30-AB/30/9
- Item
- 28/03/1992
Part of Anna Bentley
Newspaper cutting reporting on the fourth round of the Oakham School Junior International in 1992.
Malcolm Pein