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Krylenko was still involved (until 38). If we can find sources, it would be nice to say something about this
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Petrosian was editor until 1977, but he was fired for losing to Fisher in 1971. Perhaps he got the job back after a short time?
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started in 1968 and is published twice a month. Golombek's encyclopedia (1977) says it started in 1935 and is published weekly. I used
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