Published: Moscow, 1990   Edited by: B. Turov Binding: soft cover Language: Russian Condition: very good Pages: 207 Yakov Damsky - Soviet chess player, chess journalist, master of sports of the USSR in chess, international arbiter. Size: 13,5 x 21,5 cmEK33

Published: Beograd, 1971 Edited by: A. Matanovich Authors: A. Matanovich, B. Radar Binding: softcover Language: serbian Condition: good with light abrasions at the corners of the binding 301 pages Size: 24 x 17 cm   Michael Yudovich was a prominent popularizer and propagandist of chess, a chess theorist and writer. For more than 4 decades (from 1945 to 1987) he was the deputy editor-in-chief of the Chess in the USSR magazine, and became one of the organizers of the most popular White Ladya competition. Mikhail Mikhailovich worked a lot with young people and showed himself to be an experienced mentor.

Published: Moscow, 1984 Author: E. Gufeld Edited by: M. Archangelsky, F. Malkin Binding: soft cover Language: Russian Condition: very good International Grandmaster, Honored Trainer of the USSR E. Gufeld examines the important problem of the technique of realizing a small advantage. An analysis of interesting endings from practical games will help students improve the skill of playing the endgame, mastering typical attack and defense techniques.   Size: 21,5 x 14 cmEK33

Published: Berlin, 1979 Author: J. A. Frank Binding: Hardcover Language: german Condition: very good 302 pages Size: 10 x 21 cmEK33

The inscription says: To the respected A. Y. Karpov with a wish of further big successPublished: Geidelberg, 1977 Author: Friedstein G. Binding: softcover Language: german Condition: very good 204 pages Size: 15 x 21 cm   Contents autograph from the author to dear Anatoly Karpov with wishes of further great success.   This system of development, developed and introduced into practice by the Yugoslav grandmaster V. Pirtz and the Soviet master A. Ufimtsev.

Published: Moscow, 2013 Authors: E. Gik Binding: Hardcover Language: russian Condition: very good 335 pages Size: 24 x 17 cm   Contains: conversations with chess kings, meetings with grandmasters, unusual plots and humorous stories about chess and chess players, as well as rare photographs.EK35

The Inscription says: To the unfading Fin Nuz from the aged NeistadtPublished: Moscow, 1982 Edited by: F. Malkin Author: Y. Neistadt Binding: softcover Language: russian Condition: very good 222 pages Size: 13,5 x 21,5 cm   Efim Nuz - renowned international arbiter.   The well-known theorist and historian of chess, master Y.I. Neustadt wrote a guide to strategy and tactics. The course he offers is based on the creative legacy of Paul Keres, one of the strongest chess players of his time. The educational material is preceded by an essay on Keres's sports path, his style of play and the place that he occupied in the history of chess.EK34

96 pagesEK34

  Published: Minsk, 1958   Author: A. Syetin   Edited by: A. Sokolsky, S. Polsky Binding: Hardcover Language: Russian Condition: good 245 pages Alexei Suetin - Soviet chess player, grandmaster (1965). Coach of Tigran Petrosyan in the world championship competitions (1963-1971, 1979-1980), chess theorist and writer.   Size: 13,5 x 20,5 cm EK33

Binding: Hardcover Language: German About 300 pages The Soviet team with six grandmasters, led by world champion Petrosyan, met expectations and won their ninth consecutive gold medals, while Yugoslavia and Bulgaria received silver and bronze, respectively. Condition: very good Size: 31 x 21 cm A huge number of games. Book from the Baturinsky-Karpov library. EK-50

Published: Moscow, 1982Authors: B. TyrovBinding: HardcoverLanguage: russianCondition: very good287 pagesSize: 15 x 20,5 cmThis book contains the best games of 42 outstanding chess players in the world. Each game is accompanied by a short biographical sketch of the grandmaster and his portrait.The publication is intended for a wide range of readers.EK33

Author: M. Vadbolsky   Published: Tbilisi, 1972 Binding: Hardcover Language: Georgian  227 pages Condition: good with slight traces of water and scuffs on the sides of the binding. Size: 13,5 x 20,5 cm   The book was signed by the author for his wife, "My dear dear wife, Emmie, for a long memory" and “the Saratov club of vexillology and heraldry and personally to the energetic initiator of a large and useful business of popularizing these disciplines”.   Mikhail Vadbolsky is an artist, writer and chess history researcher who contributed to the development of the Georgian chess school.EK34