Further Reading
- Calhamer on Diplomacy: The Boardgame "Diplomacy" and Diplomatic History (1999)
- Articles by Allan B. Calhamer at Diplomacy-Archive.com
- 2009 profile of Calhamer at chicagomag.com
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| Name | Calhamer, Allan B. |
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| Date of birth | December 7, 1931 |
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