Mikhail Mikhailovich Yudovich & mdash; Honored trainer of the RSFSR, grandmaster and champion of the USSR in correspondence, an outstanding chess teacher and writer. In his book, he talks about the importance of a consistent game, about how chess players create and implement sound plans. The author raises such questions as the order of actions to achieve the goal, the real prerequisites of the plan, how the plan is created, etc. The book is illustrated by carefully selected examples. For a wide range of chess lovers. Snippet 1 Fragment 2 & nbsp;

64 lessons for beginners.

One of the greatest books in the history of chess. Due to the simplicity and clarity of presentation, the adopted methodology & ndash; from simple to complex & ndash; you will quickly master the basics of the game and become a dangerous rival for your friends and acquaintances. This edition successfully combines all the main works of the brilliant Cuban, and also adds some interesting materials. 'You cannot understand chess without studying Capablanca's books, without looking at the world through his eyes,' wrote another great world champion Mikhail Botvinnik. For a wide range of chess lovers.

The compilation of the great Cuban chess player, ex-world champion X. R. Capablanca, titled "Chess Game Book": "My chess career" - an autobiography covering the period before the World Championship match with Em. Lasker (3rd ed.); "Fundamentals of a Chess Game" (10th ed.); "The last chess lectures" (4th ed.), Read by Capablanca on US radio in 1941, and two articles from the magazine "Mundial", first published in Russian in the translation of FN Shatagin. At the end of the book are 66 parties, commented by the author. For a wide range of readers interested in chess.

Under this title, the 5th world champion Max Euwe does not. Under this unifying title, the compiler included two fundamental works of an outstanding chess player, scientist and major teacher - & quot; lessons of a chess game & quot ;, 3rd ed. (I part) and & quot; Course of chess lectures & quot ;, 3rd ed. (Part II), published in Russian at the beginning of the 30s. past century and become a bibliographic rarity. The first work is designed for beginners, the second - for chess players dischargers. The book is primarily attracted by the method of presentation of the material, the principles of which will be useful for coaches and teachers of chess sections and clubs. The book is also of interest to chess historians. For a wide range of chess lovers.

In this book (3rd ed. Published in 1981), relating to the classics of chess literature, outlines the principles of chess art. It contains biographies of prominent chess players, their best games with a description of the theoretical problems of the opening and the middle of the game. Master L. Abramov carried out a special edition. For a wide range of chess lovers.

Chess is one of the most popular games in the world, and their popularity is constantly growing. And no matter how old you are: eight or eighty. In this book you will find everything to fully enjoy chess. Your mentors will be the legendary Emanuel Lasker, José Raul Capablanca, Max Euwe, Aron Nimtsovic, Richard Reti and others.

The book of the ingenious Cuban, the third world chess champion Kh.R.Kapablanki is rightly considered one of the best textbooks for beginners. This edition is also unique in that the sixth world champion M. Botvinnik wrote a detailed preface to it and subjected the entire text of the book to special editing. Capablanca addressed his wonderful book to beginners and readers who were not experienced in chess, but some of his thoughts and considerations would be useful even to highly skilled chess players.

& quot; Chess game tutorial & quot; Emanuel Schiffers is a classic of chess literature. The chapters on the methodological approach to learning are of great pedagogical value, and the plans for solving some problems in this tutorial coincide with the algorithm developed for computers today! Unfortunately, the book has long become a bibliographic rarity, but for practicing chess players this is more of an advantage in the fight against rivals. The book will be useful both to young chess players who are just creating their own foundation for creativity, as well as to & quot; experienced fighters & quot;, which modern views will allow to evaluate ideas that are ahead of time in classical work. Art Sh

The facsimile edition (original - 1824) of the first classic book on chess in Russian. A voluminous textbook full of interesting thoughts about chess in general. Alexander Dmitrievich Petrov (1794-1867), & mdash; The first Russian chess master, theorist of chess, a writer. Petrov was one of the strongest chess players in the world in the first half of the XIX century. In 1824, in St. Petersburg, Petrov published his first chess book in Russian: “The Chess Game, brought in a systematic manner, with the addition of Igor Philidor and a note on these”. The book consisted of 5 parts (1st and 2nd parts & mdash; & laquo; theory of chess, & quot;, 3rd & mdash; 5th parts & mdash; & laquo; practice of chess & quot;)