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| − | '''80-Kletochniye Shashki''' (80-клеточные шашки), also known as '''Sovietskiye Shashki''' (советские шашки), is a modern variation of [[Russkiye Shashki|Russian Checkers]], which was invented in Russia around 1930. In 1934, V. N. Russo wrote a 74-page book about the game titled ''Sovietskiye Shashki: Rukovodstvo dlja Nachinajushhih'' ("Soviet Checkers: A Beginners Guide"). |
+ | '''80-Kletochniye Shashki''' (80-клеточные шашки), also known as '''[[Sovietskiye Shashki]]''' (советские шашки), is a modern variation of [[Russkiye Shashki|Russian Checkers]], which was invented in Russia around 1930. In 1934, V. N. Russo wrote a 74-page book about the game titled ''Sovietskiye Shashki: Rukovodstvo dlja Nachinajushhih'' ("Soviet Checkers: A Beginners Guide"). |
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==Rules== |
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Revision as of 07:19, 10 May 2012
80-Kletochniye Shashki (80-клеточные шашки), also known as Sovietskiye Shashki (советские шашки), is a modern variation of Russian Checkers, which was invented in Russia around 1930. In 1934, V. N. Russo wrote a 74-page book about the game titled Sovietskiye Shashki: Rukovodstvo dlja Nachinajushhih ("Soviet Checkers: A Beginners Guide").
Rules
The game has the same rules as Russian Checkers except for the larger board and therefore the larger number of men.