This tournament collection contains all 210 games played at the interzonal tournament. Most of them are commented on by the tournament participants themselves. The specificity of this tournament is that the first five places were taken by Soviet chess players. The winner of the tournament with a magnificent result of 16.5 points out of 20 was AA. Cats. The book is a bibliographic rarity. The book is designed for a wide range of chess fans.

The book details all 43 games played by A. Karpov in three matches of the candidates (with Polugaevsky, Spassky and Korchnoi), which led him to the title of world champion in 1975. April 24, 1975 Anatoly Karpov was awarded a laurel wreath of the world champion in chess. The chess crown returned to the Soviet Union again. Of course, it is interesting for Soviet chess players to become more familiar with the work of the young grandmaster. In the new book of the first Soviet world chess champion M. Botvinnik, all 43 games played by Anatoly Karpov in the three matches of the contenders are commented on, which led the young chess grandmaster to the chess Olympus.

About the name - from the encyclopedia: "D. in Greek mythology, the sons of Zeus and Leda, the heroes of the twins (the mortal Castor and the immortal Polydeuces), who performed a number of exploits. Castor was famous as a tamer of horses, Polydeuk - as a fist fighter. "

The book about the famous tournament in Groningen first appears in Russian. All 190 games of the tournament with detailed notes, articles and photographs of the postwar period. In the spring of 1946, world champion Alexander Alekhin died, and the competition is designed to decide how the world title will be played in the future. A vivid speech by Mikhail Botvinnik, Vasily Smyslov and other Soviet participants once again confirmed the high level of the national chess school. Along with the comments of the old masters, anew commented on more than 2/3 of the total number of games. Among the commentators are both recognized masters and young talents.

Moscow, 17-30 August 2008

The book contains all 308 games of two interzonal tournaments in 1979 - in Riga and Rio de Janeiro. The most interesting games of the Riga tournament are commented on. Before the games, the reader will find articles about tournaments. About the interzonal Riga tells the author-compiler V. Chepyzhny, about the Brazilian tournament known chess journalist master M.Beylin. Undoubted interest for the readers is represented by a record made at a press conference of the winner of the inter-regional Mikhail Tal. On the pages of the book the reader will also find portraits of participants, photographs, interzonal tables, and a wealth of reference material. Six additional games between A. Adorian and Z.Ribli are also placed there.

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 tells about the debut revolution of the 70s - early 80s, about all his matches with Anatoly Karpov, comments on his best games and matches with computers. This volume, the second of three dedicated to the historical single combat of Kasparov and Karpov, includes two matches between them for the world chess crown (1986 and 1987).

The book "Modern chess: a view from within" is based on selected materials published in the magazine "64 - Chess Review" in 2014. Vishy Anand, Sergey Karyakin, Levon Aronian, Petr Svidler, Alexander Grischuk, Fabiano Caruana, Boris Gelfand and other top grandmasters comment on their best games. The collection includes reviews of the most important competitions: the Tromsø Olympics, M. Karlsen-V. Anand in Sochi, the tournament of applicants in Khanty-Mansiysk, the supertournament in Wijk aan Zee, Zurich, Shamkir, Baku, Tashkent, Stavanger , St. Louis, etc. For a wide range of chess fans.

The book is based on selected materials published in the magazine "64 - Chess Review" in 2015. Vishy Anand, Sergey Karyakin, Levon Aronian, Petr Svidler, Alexander Grischuk, Fabiano Caruana, Boris Gelfand and other top grandmasters comment on their best games. The collection includes reviews of the most important competitions: the World Cup in Baku, the World Women's Championship in Sochi, the European Team Championship in Reykjavik, the World Rapid and Blitz Championship in Berlin, the supertournament in Wijk aan Zee, Zurich, Shamkir, Tbilisi, Khanty -Mansiysk, Stavanger, St. Louis, London, etc.

The third world champion H. R. Capablanca experienced a second youth in the mid-1930s and played lightly and with inspiration. The Moscow tournament in 1936 collected almost the entire color of the world chess, but the brilliant Cuban turned out to be irresistible. Like the super tournament itself, the collection of all its parties with detailed comments of its participants - Capablanca, Botvinnik, Flora, Levenfish and other grandmasters and masters rightly took a prominent place in the history of chess. After all, bright designs do not fade from time, and the great masters of the last century have much to learn. For a wide range of chess fans.