Soviet Chess Book: Author: P. Savin In the world of chess combinations Published: Kishinev, 1981 Binding: Hard Language: Russian 248 pages Circulation: hard binding - 1000 copies, soft binding – 49000 copies.ЕК 25

6 editions of different years of the Chess Codex of the USSR 1. 1953, Moscow, 32 pages 2. 1959, Moscow, 44. Edition 8 3. 1969, Moscow, 46 pages. Edition 9 4. 1978, Irkutsk, 64 pages. Edition 10 5. 1981, Moscow, 66 pages. Edition 11 6. 1990, Moscow, 18 pages. Edition 12

Author: A. Gerbstman Title: Modern Chess Endgame Study Published: OGIZ Phizkultura I Turizm, 1937 Binding: Hardback Language: Russian Pages: 186   The book "Modern Chess Endgame Study" contains 200 selected works of Soviet and foreign etudes, published in the last few years. The book aims to give a number of creative sketches of the most prominent etude composers of our time and to acquaint wide chess circles with the main ideological lines of the chess etude of our days. For the convenience of presentation, the material in the book is not in chronological order: first, we are talking about the founders of modern etude creativity: Horvitz and Kling, Berger, Troitsky, Rink, V. and M. Platov and Kubbel; then the chess etude of the Soviet era is covered; finally, the most significant phenomena of etude life abroad are touched upon. Comments on etudes are given the most popular, emphasizing, along with specific etude moments, and moments associated with practical play.

Translators: S. Vanstein, A. Smirnov Title: Bled International Tournament Published: OGIZ Phizkultura I Turizm, 1934 Binding: Hardback Language: Russian Pages: 230 Game compilation with the theoretical review and description of rounds   Арт ек19

Translators: S. Vanstein, A. Smirnov Title: Bled International Tournament Published: OGIZ Phizkultura I Turizm, 1934 Binding: Hardback Language: Russian Pages: 230 Game compilation with the theoretical review and description of rounds Condition: The cover is dirty, the flyleaf is missing, the owner's signatureEK30  

Author: Lasker Title: Chess Game Tutorial Published: Moscow, 1937 Binding: Hardback Language: Russian Pages: 242ЕК33 Emanuel Lasker (Emanuel) (1868 -1941) — German chess player and mathematician, representative of the positional school, second world chess champion (1894-1921). Lasker retained the title of world champion for twenty-seven years, which is a record achievement for chess, and continued to perform at the highest level until 68 years. Chess Game Tutorial by Lasker – is a classic of chess literature. Unlike many others, it covers a wide range of chess problems. M. Botvinnik wrote: The preparation Lasker for the competition was assisted by his versatility. He had no "taste", not IML style, he did everything equally strongly, equally well – in defense and in attack, in calm positions and violent complications, in the middlegame and in the endgame. The book is multifaceted and multicast. For fans and young chess players – a textbook for more experienced – a guide to creative and athletic growth. Lasker is not so much taught to play, how to think for themselves, including to question the judgment of even the recognized authorities. The textbook contains initial information about the game, examples illustrating the features of some situations, relevant at the time of writing information on the theory of openings in explanatory examples. The Chapter on combinations contains a collection of excellent examples from all stages of the game: the debut, the middle of the game and the end. The Chapter on positional play captivates with a qualitative overview of the history of chess.  Examples are also relevant and instructive. Lasker was not even a witness, but the Creator of this stage of chess development and we can get information "live" from the source.

Author: Lasker Title: Chess Game Tutorial Published: Moscow, 1937 Binding: Hardback Language: Russian Pages: 242   Emanuel Lasker (Emanuel) (1868 -1941) — German chess player and mathematician, representative of the positional school, second world chess champion (1894-1921). Lasker retained the title of world champion for twenty-seven years, which is a record achievement for chess, and continued to perform at the highest level until 68 years. Chess Game Tutorial by Lasker – is a classic of chess literature. Unlike many others, it covers a wide range of chess problems.   M. Botvinnik wrote: The preparation Lasker for the competition was assisted by his versatility. He had no "taste", not IML style, he did everything equally strongly, equally well – in defense and in attack, in calm positions and violent complications, in the middlegame and in the endgame. The book is multifaceted and multicast. For fans and young chess players – a textbook for more experienced – a guide to creative and athletic growth.   Lasker is not so much taught to play, how to think for themselves, including to question the judgment of even the recognized authorities. The textbook contains initial information about the game, examples illustrating the features of some situations, relevant at the time of writing information on the theory of openings in explanatory examples.   The Chapter on combinations contains a collection of excellent examples from all stages of the game: the debut, the middle of the game and the end. The Chapter on positional play captivates with a qualitative overview of the history of chess.  Examples are also relevant and instructive. Lasker was not even a witness, but the Creator of this stage of chess development and we can get information "live" from the source.  

Compiler: Kruchkovsky S.A.Title: For chessplayer. Recommendation index of literaturePublisher: “Kniga” publishing house, Moscow,1976 Language: Russian48 pages size – approx. 20X12.5 cm Recommendation list of literature for Soviet chess player   Арт ЕК1

Published: Rostov-on-Don, 1980 Author: N. Miziiski Binding: softcover Language: russian Condition: good 141 pages Size: 21,5 x 16,5 cm   Funny adventures of Bulgarian children who make discoveries, learn friendship, kindness and justice.Art MN

Published: Moscow, 1960 Authors: I. Linder   Edited by: V. Vasiliev Binding: softcover Language: russian Condition: good 93 pages Size: 20 x 12,5 cm   If you trace the life of Tolstoy through the diaries and memoirs of people close to him, then it remains only to wonder: how could L.N. with the intense mental work that he led until his death, to devote so much time to chess. And Lev Nikolayevich played chess in recent years almost every day, finding time for it, in spite of any events and troubles of the day.EK33

Soviet Chess Booklet: Boris Spassky. 1967??? ? 0040Art Brown Envelope

Soviet Chess Booklet: Paul Keres. 1967??? ? 0041Art PK4