The book of the multiple world champion in chess is a book of memories. Sharp not only chess, but everyday situations, clashes of characters, portraits of great chess players are written truly with the skill of the writer. About remarkable sportsmen, about their human advantages and lacks, Readers of this book will know the passions and eccentricities.

The book of the multiple world chess champion & mdash; book of memories. Sharp not only chess, but also everyday situations, clashes of characters, portraits of great chess players are written truly with the skill of a writer. Readers of this book will learn about wonderful athletes, their human strengths and weaknesses, addictions and eccentricities.

Nikolai Timoshuk. History Through chess. Printed in Russia

A handsome football player is hitting the ball. His gaze is calm and focused, and he himself & ndash; the embodiment of Victory! He has already, of course, performed his slightly ridiculous dance, an incomprehensible, cosmic way directing the blow exactly to the goal. And the goalkeeper does not depend on anything. Because in this millisecond, his boot already touched the ball, which only he alone in history could truly pacify and tame. Now this submissive ball with a frenzied speed, whistling through the air, after a fantastically luxurious, twisted, superpowerful, not striking blow, from which it is impossible to take a reverent and enthusiastic glance, will crash into the gates, and all the surrounding space will explode in ecstasy from contact and complicity with this divine genius ...

FIDE rules, guide to the Crimea, forms for parties.

The plot of this book & ndash; not just a romantic fiction of the author, but also an attempt at a historical study of one of the most delightful hoaxes of the Enlightenment, so rich in all sorts of inventions. 250 years ago, the outstanding inventor Wolfgang von Kempelen designed a mechanical chess player, the great-great-grandfather of modern chess computers. The Kempelen submachine gun toured extensively throughout Europe from Vienna to Paris and London, beating up nobles and even crowned heads - ndash; Frederick the Great and Napoleon. Attempts to penetrate the automaton’s secret have been made repeatedly, often by the most insidious methods that endangered the life of Kempelen and his companions ... Viktor L. Henkin (1923-2010), a chess master, a journalist and a writer, worked on a novel for about a quarter of a century, trying to recreate as precisely as possible the atmosphere of a distant 18th century. Striving for perfection, he rewrote many times and rewrote ready-made chapters and did not manage to finish his novel. The work was completed by his wife, Tatyana Gubarkova, with whom Victor Khenkin always shared his creative ideas, and discussed in detail the plot lines. For lovers of history, chess and adventure literature.

This book consists of twenty conversations, covering various chess topics. The first twelve conversations, as it should be in the textbook, are devoted to the three stages of a chess game. The first of five debut conversations tells about popular combinations and traps at the start of the battle. And in the second conversation, super-fast victories are collected, and all games here belong to world champions! The following three conversations are more solid. The examples of games played at the highest grandmaster level show how to play open, half-open and closed openings, respectively. Further there are four conversations about the middle game. The first two are tactics, the other two are more about the strategy of the game. Here are numerous combinations - from typical, educational to famous, classic. In one of the conversations there was a collection of combinations with the queen sacrifice, made in the games of chess kings! Finally, three more conversations are dedicated to the endgame. The most common endings that are most often encountered in practice are pawns and rooks.

Details of the World shah.Olimpiad. Parties, statistics ...

Travel diaries and notes of the famous grandmaster (today - the oldest in the world!). The collection of essays by Yuri Averbakh, which is offered to the reader’s attention, arose as a result of the author’s trips to Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and the island of Curacao.