Garry Kasparov’s new project, Modern Chess, is a continuation of his unique five-volume book My Great Predecessors (RIPOL Classic, 2003-2006). Summing up the development of chess in the 20th century, the author will talk about the debut revolution of the 70s - early 80s, about all his fights with Anatoly Karpov, comment on his best games and games with computers. This publication is dedicated to global changes in the field of debut that began in the 70s and will certainly attract the attention of all qualified chess players who want to understand the secrets of mastery. Of particular interest are the conflicting opinions of world experts expressed specifically for this book.

A book about the great Russian chess player with new, previously unknown, documents and facts.

The book is about the mysterious Indian chess player Mir Sultan-Khan (1905–1966), who flashed a meteor on the European chess scene in 1929–1933. One of the most unique and distinctive chess talents of the 20th century, Sultan-Khan played only 198 games for his short sports career. 120 of them are first collected and commented on in this book. The work is illustrated with rare photographs and drawings from periodicals of that time.

English and Georgian; 206 best games with commentary.

A historical sketch and review of the current state of Siberian chess with creative portraits of grandmasters (Tymoshenko, Weisser, etc.) and the strongest masters. Many rare chess examples. Richly illustrated. The reader & quot; will visit & quot; at the first All-Russian and Siberian congresses and championships, he learns a lot of interesting things about the chess pioneers of Barnaul, Biysk, Buryatia, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Kuzbass, Novosibirsk, Tomsk, Omsk, as well as about N., who stood at the helm of the country in the 20-30s. Krylenko and A. Ilyin-Geneva. The book has many rare photographs. For a wide range of readers.

Detailed comments by Khalifman and others, color photographs

897 parts, 80 tracks

All sketches of the world champion

About 650 parties (many with notes by Tal himself), articles, diaries and archives. Great printing. This edition - the first book in the series - is an attempt to collect and convey to the chess fans the diverse creative heritage of one of the most outstanding chess players in history - the eighth world champion Mikhail Tal. The book is based on a chronological principle. The first book covers the games played by M. Tal in the period from 1949 to 1961, the subsequent ones from 1962 to 1976. and from 1977 to 1992 (total 3000 parties and fragments). The difference between this edition and the previous ones is not only in the most complete reflection of the tournament and match practice of the eighth world champion. Undoubtedly, the readers will benefit and enjoy his notes on his own parts, made in hot pursuit and distinguished by the depth of analysis inherent in M. Tal in expression, fantasy, self-irony and humor. The fifth book on the work of Mikhail Tal covers the seven-year period (1980 - 1986), full of contrasts, hopes and disappointments. And yet, during this period, Tal not only upset his fans. Two gold Olympic medals were won, victories were won in 14 international tournaments, and many great games were played. Of great interest are his stories about tournaments and rivals.

Edited by A. Khalifman. 356 batches with notes. The second volume of the book of the series & quot; Chess Stars & quot; dedicated to Emmanuel Lasker, Second World Champion. All games of Lasker tournaments and matches played in 1904 - 1936 contain annotations of famous grandmasters and masters.

All games with comments

All games with comments