(in German).

The book is intended for a wide circle of chess lovers. In simple examples, selected from the final stage of a chess game, the author introduces the reader to the necessary rules and techniques of a competent game of chess, teaches him to feel and understand the harmony of the game and penetrate into its very essence.

The new work of the famous grandmaster, coach and theoretician A. Dreev is devoted to typical game techniques in the endgame. Avoiding the banal examples that roam the pages of textbooks, the author pays a lot of attention to unusual situations in which you have to make responsible independent decisions, and not rely only on memory and knowledge of basic positions. Almost all fragments are taken from the practice of elite grandmasters, including many examples of the work of the author, a recognized master of the game in the endings. & nbsp; Carefully selected exercises will help the reader to consolidate the knowledge gained and increase their level of play in the endings, and most importantly & ndash; imbued with sympathy for this stage of the party, which is so important today. For a wide range of chess lovers. Photos by E. Kublashvili and from the author’s archive.

The book is intended for chess players of the 3rd and 2nd categories. The first part - 25 tests, 12 examples each. All solutions are analyzed in detail. The second part - 180 positions for playing. Answers to tests are given in such an expanded form (in addition to options, detailed explanations are given, generalizations are made, rules are formulated) that this book goes beyond a simple solution book and to a certain extent functions as an endgame textbook.

Facsimile copy of the Russian edition of 1929. Classic!

The first (and only in Russian) part of the fundamental work. Fight against the king, queen against various figures.

The book will help to reflect on the causes of errors and avoid them. The reader is offered many practical tips, rules, & quot; branded & quot; exercises and positions for playing. The systematic work on the theory of endings — Mark Dvoretsky’s deep conviction — is much more effective than the endless processing and memorization of debut information. The result will be - upgrading, rating increase, confident and successful play in high-level tournaments. The textbook is intended for a wide range of chess players and coaches.

Mark Dvoretsky's textbook is unique - for the first time one book covers the theory of all types of chess endings. The author has developed an original method for improving the endgame, based on a solid knowledge of the most important rules, key positions of each type of ending and methods of playing them.

Endgames with single-bishop elephants are often found in practice, and every chess player should know the basics of playing. in the book there are 32 lessons with 96 training positions disassembled in detail and 192 positions for independent decision and play. Recommended for chess players of 2 and 1 level. The author of the book is a famous coach - Pavel Lobach.

The new work of experienced trainers who have trained more than one generation of chess players is devoted to basic, or & laquo; exact & raquo; endgame positions. A clear knowledge of their rating and playing methods will help you significantly improve the class of the game. It is no accident that the pre-competitive training of professional chess players, including elite grandmasters, includes the obligatory repetition of exact positions. Of course, this work requires effort, character and discipline, but in modern chess, when controlling the time until the end of the game, it is simply necessary. To make it easier for the reader to remember numerous options, the most important tactics are highlighted. A careful study of this brochure will allow you to replenish your arsenal of knowledge and avoid elementary errors, for which & laquo; excruciatingly painful & raquo; after the end of the game. You can play the most important part of the & ndash; endgame, and it will bring you a lot of extra points and & laquo; halves & raquo ;. For a wide range of chess lovers.

The purpose of our book is to help a 5-7 year old kid learn the basics of the endgame in a chess game. The author of this textbook for more than 20 years teaches children the basics and wisdom of the chess game. With the help of cheerful lessons in a fairy-tale forest school, your baby, along with Belochka-Umelochka, Lisichka, Soroka-Beloboka and other characters will make the First steps to the glory of the great grandmasters.