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Modul,
a computer chess periodical published from 1988 until 1992 in German language by the First Vienna Computer Chess Club with Andreas Mader as primary editor, and focus on dedicated chess computers, module systems and early PC chess programs. In 1993, Modul was superseded by PC Schach, appreciating the ongoing trend to PC chess.

Contents
  1. Selected Authors
  2. Selected Articles
  3. Interviews
  4. External Links
  5. References

Selected Authors

  • Bernhard Biberle
  • Chrilly Donninger
  • Göran Grottling
  • Andreas Mader
  • Thomas Mally
  • Jens Bæk Nielsen
  • Helmut Weigel

Selected Articles

  • Jens Bæk Nielsen (1988). Warum S e2? - Experimente mit dem Super C. Modul, 1988, part 1, part 2, part 3 (German), revised and translated from PLY 1/86 » Super Constellation
  • Thomas Mally (1989). Mikro-WM in Portorose (Portorož). Modul 3/89, pdf hosted by Hein Veldhuis » WMCCC 1989

Interviews

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  • Göran Grottling (1987). Mr. Lang, wo bleibt die Tiefe? Ein Interview mit Richard Lang. Modul 4/87, pp. 34-38 (German), pdf » Richard Lang
  • Göran Grottling (1988). Thank you Mister Spock! Ein Interview mit Sid Samole. Modul 4/88, pp. 36-38 (German), pdf » Sidney Samole
  • Göran Grottling (1989). Eine Lebende Legende - Ein Interview mit Kathe Spracklen. Modul 1/89, pp. 41-45 (German), pdf » Kathe Spracklen
  • Thomas Mally (1990). Interview mit dem Interviewer. Göran Grottling über die Schwedische Rating-Liste. Modul 2/90, pp. 12-18 (German), pdf

External Links

  • Wiener Schachcomputer-Club (Hrsg.) Modul. Zeitschrift für Computerschach. 7 Hefte
  • Die Akte Sphinx, Articles by Thomas Mally, Modul 1988-1991, hosted by Schachcomputer.info Wiki (German)

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