The world's first textbook of chess strategy and tactics, entirely built on games with computers! The basis of this `textbook of the XXI century` is 75 deeply commented parties, played by the hero of the book with the strongest computers in 1990-97. But not only with the electronic `goliaths` the great David had to fight in his life. This dramatic confrontation between the creative person and the system is also discussed for the first time. So under one cover two books are hidden, as it were: an unusual chess textbook and a book of memoirs of an outstanding grandmaster.

The reader is waiting for this book a lot of interesting pages. The authors attempted to recreate on the basis of historical evidence a picture of the chess creativity of one of the most original grandmasters of their time, DM Yanovsky (1868-1927). Bright combination talent, fearlessness, artistry in the game earned Yanovsky great popularity. Part of the games is commented by Yanovsky himself, as well as by Em. Lasker, Tarrash, Chigorin, Marco, Capablanca, Alekhine, Tartakover and others. Designed for highly qualified chess players.

The reader is waiting for a lot of interesting pages in this book. The authors attempted to recreate on the basis of historical evidence a picture of the chess creativity of one of the most original grandmasters of their time, DM Yanovsky (1868-1927). Bright combination talent, fearlessness, artistry in the game earned Yanovsky great popularity. Some of the parties are commented on by Yanovsky himself, as well as by Em. Lasker, Tarrash, Chigorin, Marco, Capablanca, Alekhine, Tartakower and others. Designed for highly skilled chess players. Autograph of the author.

The price for 2 volumes. 940 pages, about 300 illustrations and over 200 parties, half of which are commented on by Bogatyrchuk himself (85) and his rivals - from Alekhin and Bogolyubov to Alatortsev and Kotov. The preface to the book is a large-scale essay "The Light Knight of Kaissa" written by world champion Boris Spassky, who personally knew Fedor Parfenyevich, and Victor Korchnoi sent a copy of his letter to Bogatyrchuk and commented in detail on his two parties.

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.

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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