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Govert Westerveld
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II International Congress Moriscos, Ojós 2015
Residence Blanca, Murcia, Spain
Born 1947-05-23
Monnickendam, Holland
Known for I'm known for my historical research on Chess, Draughts and the Moriscos
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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

Westerveld was born, in 1947, in Monnickendam, Netherlands. In 1963, he defeated Ton Sijbrands, an international draughts player and became Dutch Youth Champion and was qualified for Senior National Championship in the Netherlands. In 1965 he was ranked no.3 in Noord Holland for the Provincial Senior Championship.[7]

Westerveld received his diploma in agriculture and business administration (1964-1984) through distance education from the high schools and universities in the Netherlands and USA. He also received a diploma in International marketing from the University of Murcia. He received his doctorate degree in 1996 from Columbia Southern University.[7]



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