(on serbohorv.yaz.) All games of the tournament (Najdorf, Reshevsky, Gligorich, Euwe ...) with notes. 336 pages

Interzonala Schackturneringen Saltsjöbaden 1948, Örebro 1949, the Original book,in swedish, excellent condition, 359 pages, 190 games, 1. Bronstein, ahead of Szabo, Boleslavski, Kotov and Lilienthal.20 participants, a.o. Bondarevsky,Flohr,Najdorf, Ståhlberg, Böök, Stoltz,Lundin.

The second, after 1929, revised and significantly expanded re­edition of a classic work of chess literature. (I prize - Bogolyubov, II - Capablanca, III-IV - Rubinstein and Euwe, 12 participants in total). The book contains more than 1200 diagrams (!!), as opposed to 80 in the first edition, which allows you to literally “read” book without using chess. Gift edition, coated paper.

  The winners of the XII USSR Championship were invited to participate in the 1941 match tournament: I. Bondarevsky, A. Lilienthal, V. Smyslov, P. Keres, I. Boleslavsky and M. Botvinnik. After the participants of the match tournament became known, the tournament program was also determined. Everyone had to play four games with each other — in fact, a small match. Thus, the match tournament consisted of four rounds. Mikhail Moiseevich said that this book is the best thing he has done in the field of chess analysis. Meanwhile, it was created in the most difficult conditions: during the war, during the evacuation. The chess player's family of 6 people lived in the room, and every day, coming home from work, he worked on a table made up of suitcases, believing that in this way he retains his analytical power for future achievements. M.M. often said that real science according to "Parkinson's Law" is done in a barn, and as soon as it appears The doorman in livery at the front door, science ends. Apparently, this also applies to literary and chess work. Another episode related to the book dates back to 1970. A.A.Bykhovsky (at that time the senior coach of the USSR youth national team) led Alexander Belyavsky to Botvinnik. Then M. M. said that Belyavsky was shown to him too late. What do you mean it's late, you asked him again? "17 years is too late, the chess player has already been formed," Mikhail Moiseevich replied. The young man liked it, and Botvinnik gave him this book for careful study. A few months later, she was returned with the words: "I wanted to find at least one error in the analysis, but I didn't find it!"

Linares occupies a special place among the largest tournaments. Every year the organizers try to attract the strongest chess players to the tournament, as well as a new, bright star. This role was played in 2002 by the 18-year-old “freshly baked” FIDE champion, Ukrainian Ruslan Ponomarev. Who is he? Did he win the world championship by chance or is he capable of playing on equal terms with the strongest players in the world? Detailed comments from international grandmaster Konstantin Sakaev will help chess players of any level answer this question on their own. A review of new products will give an idea of modern opening theory and will be useful when preparing for competitions. A large number of diagrams allows you to read the book without arranging the chessboard.

All games of the I Moscow International tournament with comments. The tournament brought together a very strong composition, played Kapablanka, Lasker, Rubinstein, Bogolyubov, many famous grandmasters and all the leading Soviet chess players.

The collection includes all the games of the tournament with notes by A. Alekhine, G. Kmoch, G. Maroczy, and A. Nimzowitsch, as well as a theoretical article by G. Kmoch. The Kecskemet tournament of 1927 is of significant interest due to the participation of a number of outstanding chess players in it, primarily Alekhine and Nimzowitsch. The book is intended for a wide range of chess lovers.

In this book two outstanding works of A.Alekhin, dedicated to tournaments in New York 1924 1927, are combined. Alekhine’s legacy & ndash; the best commentator of his time & ndash; It is a truly invaluable material for all who are interested in the development of chess and want to improve in them. This edition was subjected to serious stylistic refinement, carelessness was eliminated (stitching in numbering, omissions of moves, endless typos, lack of unification) in translations of books published in the 20s. In addition, inaccurate spellings of a number of surnames and geographical names were corrected. For the convenience of using the book, the continuous numbering of the games of both tournaments has also been introduced, and the current titles of the debuts are given. Note that the collections of the New York tournaments were published in Russian with a circulation of 6,000 and 5,000 copies, respectively, and have long become a bibliographic rarity.

For the first time since the famous match in 1948, the world championship was held in the format of a match-tournament. In the Argentine city of San Luis gathered eight of the best chess players, each of whom cherished the hope of becoming the first. Three weeks of exciting struggle culminated in the convincing victory of one of the grandmasters, who first won the title of world champion. This book tells in detail about the vicissitudes of the fight in the match-tournament, it is supplied with illustrations, interviews with participants and seconds. All the parties of the championship are commented in detail by the international grandmaster Sergey Shipov, as well as the participants of the championship and their seconds.

Facsimile edition of the famous tournament collection. Chess lovers can be congratulated! A book has been republished, which they could only dream of, for it has long become a bibliographic rarity.  The International Chess Congress in memory of M. I. Chigorin was one of the most significant events in the history of Russian chess. Magnificent gift reissue of the collection of one of the strongest tournaments held in Russia (1-2. Lasker, Rubinstein). There are also games of the tournament lovers (1.Alekhin).  (Coated paper).