Author: M. Yudovich Title: Entertaining Chess Published: Moscow 1976 Binding: Softback Language: Russian Pages: 232 With the gift inscription from author M. Yudovich to V. Baturinskiy. The book is from the library of V. Baturinskiy. Viktor Davidovich Baturinskiy  - Soviet chess functionary; international referee (1984). Chairman of the chess section of the Moscow city Council of trade unions (1934-1935), the Chess Council of the Central Committee (1955-1957), Deputy Chairman of the Chess Federation of the USSR (1974-1986). Director of the USSR Central Committee (1970-1981), head of chess Department (1971-1981) and head coach of chess (1981-1985) of the USSR sports Committee. Head of the Soviet delegation to the world championship matches (1978 and 1981); organizer of many all-Union and international competitions Арт ек23

Author: V. Antushevich Title: International Grandmaster Valentina Borisenko Published: Sverdlovsk, 1960 Binding: Softcover Language: Russian Pages:  52   With the gift inscription from protagonist of the book V. Borisenko. Moscow, January 1961. Арт ЕК 7

Authors: G. V. Antonov S. Y. Grodnensky I. M. Linder I. Z. Romanov Title: They Played Chess Published: Moscow 1982 Binding: Hardback Language: Russian Pages: 238   With the gift inscription from authors G. V. Antonov, S. Y. Grodnensky, I. M. Linder, I. Z. Romanov to V. Baturinskiy. The book is from the library of V. Baturinskiy. Viktor Davidovich Baturinskiy  - Soviet chess functionary; international referee (1984). Chairman of the chess section of the Moscow city Council of trade unions (1934-1935), the Chess Council of the Central Committee (1955-1957), Deputy Chairman of the Chess Federation of the USSR (1974-1986). Director of the USSR Central Committee (1970-1981), head of chess Department (1971-1981) and head coach of chess (1981-1985) of the USSR sports Committee. Head of the Soviet delegation to the world championship matches (1978 and 1981); organizer of many all-Union and international competitions Арт ек22

Author: N.Krogius Title: A Man in Chess Published: Saratov, 1967 Binding: Softcover Format: Diminished Language: Russian Pages: 172   With a gift inscription from author N.Krogius to the chief editor of the chess department of the Soviet publishing house ‘Phizkultura I Sport’ Yury Brazilsky.Арт ЕК 6

Editor: B. I. Turov Title: Aleksandr Konstantinopolsky Published: Moscow 1985 Binding: Paperback Language: Russian Pages: 160 The book was signed by protagonist Aleksandr Konstantinopolsky Арт ек 22

Russian Chess Book: Author: Yakov Neishtadt Rejected Queen's gambit. Published: Moscow, 1967 Binding: Hard Language: Russian 328 pages Yakov Isaevich Neishtadt (Russian: Яков Исаевич Нейштадт), born Moscow 6 October 1923, is a Russian (formerly Soviet), now Israeli chess player and author. Signed for Oleg Moiseev in 1967.EK 24   Oleg Moiseyev (may 6, 1925, Moscow-2002[1]) was a Soviet chess player, international master (1970), icchf grandmaster (1977), chess theorist and coach.

Soviet Chess Book: Authors: I. Maiselis, M. Yudovich Chess game tutorial Published: Tashkent, 1955 Binding: Hard Language: Uzbek 144 pages Signed by  M. Yudovich Mikhail Mikhailovich Yudovich (8 June 1911 in Roslavl – 19 September 1987 in Moscow) was a Russian chess master, journalist, and writer. Yudovich was awarded the titles of International Master (IM) in 1950, International Master of Correspondence Chess (IMC) in 1961, and Grandmaster of Correspondence Chess (GMC) in 1973.EK27

Soviet Chess Book in Uzbek: Author: B. Turov Pearls of chess art Published: Tashkent, 1987 Binding: Hard Language: Uzbek 384 pagesЕК 26

Soviet Chess Book in Moldovan: Author: V. Grishin, E. Ilyin Chess alphabet Published: Kishinev, 1982 Binding: Soft Language: Moldovan 70 pagesЕК 25

Soviet Chess Book in Lithuanian: Author: A. Kotov, M. Yudovich Soviet chess school Published: Vilnius, 1957 Binding: Hard Language: Lithuanian 376 pagesEK 24

Soviet Chess Book in Georgian: Author: M. Botvinnik Towards achieving the goal Published: Tbilisi, 1982 Binding: Soft Language: Georgian 352 pagesЕК 24 Mikhail Moiseyevich Botvinnik  was a Soviet and Russian chess grandmaster and World Chess Champion for most of 1948 to 1963. Working as an electrical engineer and computer scientist at the same time, he was one of the very few players who achieved distinction in another career while playing top-class competitive chess. He was also a pioneer of computer chess.

Soviet Chess Book in Estonian: Author: A. Kotov. Secrets of chess player's thinking. Published: Tallinn,1979 Binding: Soft Language: Estonian 200 pagesЕК 26