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| Govert Westerveld | |
 II International Congress Moriscos, Ojós 2015 | |
| Residence | Blanca, Murcia, Spain |
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| Born | 1947-05-23 Monnickendam, Holland |
| Known for | I'm known for my historical research on Chess, Draughts and the Moriscos |
| Contact | |
| Reference | Latitude: 38°10′41.02″N Longitude: 1°22′11.4″W |
Govert Westerveld (born May 23, 1947) is a Dutch writer, hispanist,[1] independent researcher, chess[2], alquerque-12[3] and draughts historian [4] based in Murcia, Spain. He is also an official chronicler of Blanca, Murcia and a corresponding member of Real Academia Alfonso X el Sabio. He has published over 80 books on history of chess, draughts and Spanish history.[5]
Early Life and Education
Professional Career
Historical Research
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References
Bibliography
External links
- wannaspell.com Everybody's dragging (warning: addictive)
- Inside Market Research A pretty good blog
- Baby Name Wizard Name Voyager
- 1000 Paintings A brilliant artist
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