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Well i think how wanja (Vanya?) became master by emanuel lasker Are you sure the author was Emanuel Lasker? Couldn't find the title in his writings. The book title does sound familiar, though.
Jan 7, 2017 - Download Pdf. Series present an entirely new approach to the study of chess openings, which can provoke. 1234 Modern Endgame Studies.
It probably didn´t get translated. Datatrak planet fitness software. On german, you can buy the german version, wich the german title 'wie wanja meister wurde' it is written by emanuel lasker Thanks! Looks like an opportunity for an English-language publishing house. Damn why did you told me, i should have kept it to myself and gotten the rights for the us and then led a publishing house print it for me, or silman or so. Damn now my day is ruined im so stupid.
An excellent topic! Recently I came across some rare books which are wellworth to mention here: 1. Alekhine chess heritage; by Kotov this is a four volume book covering all aspects of his games with Great annotation by a genius like kotov. Road to chess mastery ( Max Euve ) A very rare but an excellent one for Amateures.
Teach yourself chess ( and teach yourself better chess). By william Harston. Very basic and clear explanations of basics. 4.Chess; fundamental theory (illya maizelis) a great and complete introduction to chess 5. Everything chess basic ( Peter kurzdorfer) best book for Beginners to my knowledge.
Kotov's 4 vol series is in russian thought isn't it? There is a Batsford book by Kotov in english which is presumably selected from this. Would be nice if Moravian Press, or somebody, did a translation. While I agree Reti's book is readible, I'd question if he is all that clear.
Shibut kind of rips Reti apart in his book on Morphy. On Reti's analysis of Morphy's game with Anderssen, Shibut writes: 'Reti always wants it both ways: He tells us that all Anderssen's developing moves were in fact mere threats that incidentally developed; whereas Morphy developed purposefully, and if he happened to threaten as well, then all the better for that constitutes 'development with a gain of time!' ' As for my favorite little known books -- Nesis' 'Tactics in the French' and 'Tactics in the Sicillian' are great texts that go about teaching openings in a way I've not seen anywhere else -- from the perspective of the likely middle game tactical motiffs that flow from particular structures. They're a great way to learn the ideas of the opening without worrying about particular lines. 1234 Modern End-Game Studies compiled by M.A. Sutherland & H.
Lommer, Dover 1968 reprint of 1938 original book, one of the first chessbooks in algebraic and a great collection of endgame studies, with the solutions in the back of the book so you can try solving them on your own. Black & White Passion by Catherine Jaeg ISBN -5. Over 100 great B&W pictures of world-class GMs, a few amateurs and one cat. Chess to Enjoy and Karl Marx Plays Chess by GM Soltis. Both books are full of fascinating anecdotes, stories, combos & games. Some great selections; Soltis gets bashed by many, but I have always enjoyed his (non-opening) books. '1357 Endgame Studie', by Lommer would be a great followup to 1234.
I have heard great things about Black & White Passion, and that book seems incredibly hard to find. I would nominate Winning Chess: How to See Three Moves Ahead by Fred Reinfeld and Irving Chernev. It is essentially a book on basic chess tactics.
It is a bit more difficult than Seirawans winning chess tactics, and could perhaps be described as best for lower-intermediate players. In addition to the basic tactical themes, this book also has a few interesting sections including how to defend against tactics and some annotated games. It is (for some reason) out of print, and rather difficult to find at a decent price. An exceptionally instructive book. Needs reprinting, and in algebraic.
This is a small inexpensive book of 'White to move and win' puzzles with very few pieces on the board. Endgame puzzles. Although they really are not at all endgame 'studies' but simply tactics as might occur in an endgame.