The most vivid examples of the games of world champions.

In this book, related to the classics of chess literature, outlines the principles of chess art in their historical development. It contains the biographies of outstanding chess players, their best games with a description of the theoretical problems of the debut.

This book consists of twenty conversations, covering various chess topics. The first twelve conversations, as it should be in the textbook, are devoted to the three stages of a chess game. The first of five debut conversations tells about popular combinations and traps at the start of the battle. And in the second conversation, super-fast victories are collected, and all games here belong to world champions! The following three conversations are more solid. The examples of games played at the highest grandmaster level show how to play open, half-open and closed openings, respectively. Further there are four conversations about the middle game. The first two are tactics, the other two are more about the strategy of the game. Here are numerous combinations - from typical, educational to famous, classic. In one of the conversations there was a collection of combinations with the queen sacrifice, made in the games of chess kings! Finally, three more conversations are dedicated to the endgame. The most common endings that are most often encountered in practice are pawns and rooks.

Essay, 136 parties.

Frankly, I began to read this book with skepticism. And in vain! The further, the more you fall under the charm of the author’s ironic personality. Soft, not humorous humor, ease of thought and style, juicy chess examples with unexpected endings. All this could already be appreciated by the readers of & quot; 64 & quot ;, where several stories that have been included in this collection have been tested.   Most of it is given to the marvelous "landscape gardening" park. chess, filled with the clash of blitz, bikes and brandy. But flashes and leading figures of varying degrees of adulthood. & quot; It was enough for me to cross the street, go to the next school and, catching the little Boria Spassky on the break, strictly ask: "Well, how does Zack teach you there?" & quot; & quot; Here is a meeting with Vitya Korchnoi in besieged Leningrad, and a cruel defeat by the modest pioneer Vova Kramnik, and a surreal simultaneous game session in Spanish Plinares, in which the author beautifully blew Barry Klimovich Bazarov himself ... Truth and fiction, reality and mystification are to separate one from another sometimes as difficult as the vodka from tomato juice in a famous cocktail. But is it worth separating? Drink in small sips at night, and no bad dreams you will not dream!

The two biggest problems faced by novice chess players are not only to overcome the opening stage of the game, but also select the appropriate offensive and defensive system. Book & quot; How to play debut & quot; teach you both. In his characteristic, entertaining and accessible manner, Yasser Seiravan will tell you which constructions can be used, playing with both white and black pieces. Book & quot; How to play debut & quot; will help you develop the necessary understanding of the basics of the game in the opening, which you can apply in any game. Now you do not have to unnecessarily memorize a stunning set of boring and long opening options.

Methodical material for working with children.

This primer for a well-known writer is distinguished by a pleasant decoration.

The program of preparation of sh-stav 2-1 discharges.

Chess for children and parents

From skirting the knight board and the tasks of eight queens to chess programs and Elo coefficients.

Brest, 300 copies, study guide