Bardzo ciekawa książka o jedynej zorganizowanej w Polsce Olimpiadzie szachowej. Zawiera informacje o przygotowaniach i organizacji imprezy. Kompletne, bardzo szczeg & owlet; łowe wyniki (w tym na poszczeg & ochute; lnych szachownicach). Chronologiczne om & oen; wienie kolejnych rund Olimpiady. Wyczerpująco przedstawiony dorobek poszczeg & lnych ekip biorących udział w imprezie. Całość okrasza 390 partii (część komentowanych). Na koniec autografy uczestnik & w, kopie zapis & w partii, liczne ilustracje i ryciny.

The story of the Great match for the FIDE World Champion Title between V. Anand and V. Topalov in Sofia 2010. The 12 Games with detailed annotations.

A detailed review and selected parties (with detailed notes of the Olympic Games in Bulgaria 1962 in Russian.

International chess match R. Ponomarev (Ukraine) - V. Korchnoi (Switzerland) January 16-24, 2001 Donetsk, Business Center of the First Ukrainian International Bank. The general sponsor of the match is AO Danko.

Before you - a collection of games of one of the most famous tournaments in the history of chess. It played such outstanding master, as G. Pilsbury, K. Schlechter, D. Yanovsky, S. Wi- probably, Z. Tarrash and others. A brilliant victory in the tournament was won The great Russian champion Mikhail Chigorin, who won in an additional match for the first place is a rising star - Rudolf Haruzek. In this edition are all the parties tournament with notes of one of the participants, an outstanding grandmaster Giza Marotsi. In Russian, the book comes out for the first time. The publishing house re- fills the gap, meaning, if possible, to close the "blind stains "of chess history, hindering lovers of eternal game see the picture of chess life of the XIX-XX centuries in all its completeness. This book is a logical continuation of the recently published a collection of games of the international tournament in Hastings, 1895. For a wide range of chess fans.

(in Russian and English). Each game - with notes from both grandmasters who played it!

Comp. A. Matsukevich. Parties of two matches (1972 and 1992) with notes in the style of & ldquo; Informant & rdquo ;, friendly cartoons. Coated paper.

From the library of Grandmaster Lothar Schmid. This book is devoted to ska Mephisto tournament in Munich in 1993 is much more than it is actually impossible to say. The book is updated a lot of pictures from the event and also some comments about the tournament were printed. For each round, the players themselves annotated and analyzed at the end of the game and still find a number of unannotated games. Conclusion: If you look at the top people have commented on the game, this book is an interesting alternative. It is also very interesting, as it reflects the history of the tournament at the time.

The book is about the brightest period of the "Golden Age" of Soviet chess with its most productive form of holding the national championships - the highest and the first leagues in 1973-1990. All generations of our world champions, heirs of the Patriarch - the legendary Botvinnik, participated in them. Chess in the Soviet Union was a truly popular game. The names of the grandmasters were on hearing, they were followed by the whole country, and the performance for the USSR national team was a matter of honor. The book tells about the history of the last 17 championships of the USSR and includes the 93 most striking - in creative and sporting relations - parties of the country's strongest chess players. The tables of all the higher leagues are given. The authors are most directly related to the events described. Grandmaster Adrian Mikhalchishin is a member of the highest and first leagues, Oleg Stetsko worked in the Department of Chess of the USSR State Committee of Sports, coach of the USSR men's national team (1985-1989)

One of the biggest open tournaments in the world celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2010. This book is about the history of the tournament and is packed with interesting stories and anecdotes as well as 20 superbly annotated games by super-GM Sergei Movsesian . Also included are a wealth of photos from over the years and 58 tactical puzzles from the Pardubice tournament. & nbsp; One of the largest open tournaments in the world celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2010. This book tells us the history of the tournament and is filled with interesting stories and anecdotes, as well as 20 superbly annotated super-GM games by Sergey Movsesyan. Also included are many photographs over the years and 58 tactical puzzles, in which the games from the Pardubice tournament are presented, in which the reader can get an idea of ​​his chess rating from the results.

Carlsbad International Tournament of 1929 is rightly considered one of the strongest in the history of chess. In it, with the exception of world champion Alexander Alekhine and ex-champion Emanuel Lasker, all the strongest players of that time, including the world champion Vera Menchik, took part. The collection of selected parties of this tournament was written by the winner of the competition, the outstanding grandmaster, theorist and writer Aron Nimtsovich. This book was a logical continuation of his classic textbooks, relevant to this day & mdash; & laquo; My system & raquo; and & laquo; My system in practice & raquo ;. Bright, memorable characteristics of the world's leading chess players, psychological nuances of the struggle, instructive comments & mdash; all this the reader will find in this book. The previous edition in Russian appeared in 1930 and has long been a significant bibliographic rarity. For a wide range of chess lovers.