Essays on the founding of a mind sport's world federation and on how its world championship title passed from an informal or pre-federation era into an organized one, covering chess, draughts, carrom, othello and bridge. Belongs here: any article about a mind sport federation's own founding conference or founding decade, or about a title's succession before or across that founding. Does not belong here: an article about the deeper ancient origin of the underlying game, grouped under Ancient and Traditional Game Origins or Chess-Family Strategy Game Divergence, or about a physical-sport competition's own founding, grouped under Modern Competition Founding, Format and Growth.
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1. Wikipedia: FIDE
WikipediaFIDE, Foundation and early years (up to 1939) sectionQuote, FIDE, Foundation and early years (up to 1939) section
On July 20, 1924, the participants at the Paris tournament founded FIDE as a kind of players' union.
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How a mind sport's world federation was founded and how its championship title passed from an informal era into an organized one.
Mind Sport Federation Founding and Title Lineage covers essays on the founding of a mind sport's world federation and on how its world championship title passed from an informal or pre-federation era into an organized one, covering chess, draughts, carrom, othello and bridge. An article about a mind sport federation's own founding conference or founding decade, or about a title's succession before or across that founding, belongs here.