The book contains all 308 games of two interzonal tournaments in 1979 - in Riga and Rio de Janeiro. The most interesting games of the Riga tournament are commented on. Before the games, the reader will find articles about tournaments. About the interzonal Riga tells the author-compiler V. Chepyzhny, about the Brazilian tournament known chess journalist master M.Beylin. Undoubted interest for the readers is represented by a record made at a press conference of the winner of the inter-regional Mikhail Tal. On the pages of the book the reader will also find portraits of participants, photographs, interzonal tables, and a wealth of reference material. Six additional games between A. Adorian and Z.Ribli are also placed there.

President of FIDE and the Republic of Kalmykia Kirsan Ilyumzhinov and journalist Nikita Kim present the official publication of the World Chess Championship 2001-2002 in Moscow. The book contains all the games of the tournament, the best of which are commented on by world champion Ruslan Ponomarev, world vice-champion Vasily Ivanchuk, world vice-champion Alexander Kostenyuk, grandmasters-participants of the championship. And also: the brightest episodes of the struggle, interviews with grandmasters, the best photos, detailed statistics. The book is designed for a wide range of chess lovers.

Among the largest tournaments, Linares has a special place. Every year, the organizers try to attract the strongest chess players to the tournament, as well as a new, bright star. In this role, in 2002, the 18-year-old “freshly baked” FIDE champion, Ukrainian Ruslan Ponomarev, played. Who is he? Did he accidentally win the World Cup or is he able to play on equal terms with the strongest players in the world? Detailed comments by international grandmaster Konstantin Sakaev will help chess players of any level to independently answer this question. A review of new products will give an idea of the modern debut theory and come in handy in preparation for the competition. A large number of diagrams allows you to read a book without arranging chess.

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.

Large-scale & nbsp; project & nbsp; of the famous & nbsp; historian & nbsp; and & nbsp; writer & nbsp; Sergei & nbsp; Voronkov & nbsp; is an attempt to understand what is hidden under the legendary brand & quot; Soviet chess school & quot ;. The USSR championships (1920 - 1991) were attended by all the best chess players of the country, including eight world champions! That is why in these tournaments, as in annual rings on tree cuts, one can trace the entire history of the development of Soviet chess. The second volume is devoted to the championships of the USSR from 11 to 15 (1938-1947). & Nbsp; It includes 84 selected & laquo; masterpieces and dramas & raquo; and 200 archival illustrations. 500 copies.

The second volume is devoted to the USSR championships from 11 to 15th (1938-1947). & Nbsp; It includes 84 selected & laquo; masterpieces and dramas & raquo; and 200 archived illustrations. The third volume is devoted to the USSR championships from the 16th to the 20th (1948-1953). & nbsp; It includes 76 selected & laquo; masterpieces and dramas & raquo; and 200 archival illustrations. Circulation 500 copies. & nbsp; Volume 1 is also on sale. & nbsp; http : //www.chessm.ru/catalog/show/2550 & nbsp;

Large-scale & nbsp; project & nbsp; of the famous & nbsp; historian & nbsp; and & nbsp; writer & nbsp; Sergei & nbsp; Voronkov & nbsp; is an attempt to understand what is hidden under the legendary brand & quot; Soviet chess school & quot ;. The USSR championships (1920 - 1991) were attended by all the best chess players of the country, including eight world champions! That is why in these tournaments, as in annual rings on tree cuts, one can trace the entire history of the development of Soviet chess. The third volume is devoted to the USSR championships from the 16th to the 20th (1948-1953). & Nbsp; It includes 76 selected & laquo; masterpieces and dramas & raquo; and 200 archival illustrations. 500 copies.

A new large-scale project of a well-known journalist Sergei Voronkov is an attempt to understand what is hidden under the legendary brand "Soviet Chess School". In the USSR championships, beginning with the first All-Union Olympiad (1920) and ending with the last, 58th Allied Forum (1991), all the best chess players of the country, including eight world champions took part! That's why these tournaments, like the annual rings on the slices of trees, can trace the whole history of the development of Soviet chess. In his work, the author relies solely on documents: newspapers and magazines of past years, tournament bulletins, eyewitness accounts. That's why you are waiting for tales that are not full of mischief, but a lot of hitherto unknown facts, sensational finds and intriguing stories. Parties are also one more beautiful - only the best and most dramatic! Participants comment on them, in addition they were all subjected to computer testing "according to Kasparov." This volume is devoted to the first ten championships of the USSR (1920-1937). It included 107 selected "masterpieces and dramas" and 150 archive photographs and drawings. Hardcover, 464 pages, Moscow 2007

To participate in the match-tournament in 1941, the winners of the XII USSR Championship were invited: 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 determined. Each had to play four games with each one & mdash; actually a small match. Thus, the match tournament consisted of four laps. Mikhail Moiseevich said that this book & mdash; the best that he did in the field of chess analysis. Meanwhile, it was created in the most difficult conditions: during the war, in evacuation. The family of a chess player of 6 people lived in the room, and every day, coming from work, he worked on a table made of suitcases, believing that in this way he retains his analytical power for future accomplishments. M.M. often said that the real science according to & laquo; Parkinson's Law & raquo; done in the barn, but as soon as the doorman appears in the livery at the main entrance, science ends. Apparently, this also applies to literary and chess work.

Collection of games of the match half a century ago. Half of the games of the match was commented by M. Botvinnik, the rest by well-known grandmasters E.Sveshnikov, S.Flor, A.Lilienthal and others.

A rare program. Coated paper, statistics, photos. Printed in Baku.