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How to Reassess Your Chess: Chess Mastery Through Chess Imbalances

Jeremy Silman

Taschenbuch

Unusual book

1001 Chess Exercises for Club Players: The Tactics Workbook That Also Explains All Key Concepts

Frank Erwich

Taschenbuch

Killer Dutch, The

Simon Williams

Taschenbuch

Grandmaster Simon Williams has played the Classical Dutch for over twenty years. It remains his favourite opening and has featured in some of his greatest individual results, including a win over World Championship finalist Boris Gelfand. In this book, Williams examines the Classical Dutch in great depth. He also presents a complete repertoire for Black with the Dutch Defence, which is based on his own repertoire he has used successfully at grandmaster level for many years. As well as presenting the latest theory and revealing his new ideas in the key lines, Williams highlights the main tactical and strategic ideas for both sides and covers important issues such as move orders. Each chapter includes a series of tests at the end, so that readers are able to assess how well they have understood the main concepts. This books tells you everything you need to know about successfully playing the Classical Dutch. A Dutch repertoire against 1 d4, 1 c4 and 1 Nf3 Written by a world-renowned Classical Dutch expert Packed with new ideas and critical analysis

The Diamond Dutch: Strategic Ideas & Powerful Weapons

Viktor Moskalenko

Taschenbuch

Chess Logic in Practice

Erik Kislik

Taschenbuch

Opening Repertoire: The Petroff Defence

Cyrus Lakdawala

Taschenbuch

Chess For Beginners: A Comprehensive Guide To Master Chess Openings,Recognize Middlegame Patterns And Dominate Your Opponent

Magnus Templar

Taschenbuch

Soviet Middlegame Technique (Chess Classics)

P. A. Romanovskii

Taschenbuch

Many of the classics of Soviet chess literature have struggled to see the light of day, but none more so than Soviet Middlegame Technique by Peter Romanovsky. The original version of this famous guide to the middlegame was published in 1929 when Romanovsky was Soviet Champion. Romanovsky later decided to update and improve his work. As he finished his work in 1942, World War I I was underway and Romanovsky was trapped in the notorious siege of Leningrad. The author barely survived and his manuscript was lost. Romanovsky was undeterred and finally recreated his improved book in 1960. His writing was later translated into English and published in two titles ? one on Planning and the other on Combinations. In this fresh translation we have included both works to create the ultimate version of a classic of Soviet chess literature. G M Alexander Kotov on Romanovsky: ? One of the best books in the world? s chess literature. ?