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Chess Duels, 1893-1920
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Chess Duels, 1893-1920. Recueil en anglais de 260 parties commentées par Alexander Alekhine (couverture dure).
In this book you will find 260 games annotated by Alexander Alekhine.
Alekhine, the fourth World Champion, was not only one of the strongest and most imaginative chess players of all time - he was also a prolific writer on the game. In the years before he left Russia he developed his skill by annotating numerous games, not just his own, for newspapers, magazines and tournament books. Here, for the first time, this complete set of annotations is published, making it an invaluable addition to chess development and history. Included are games from 1893 until 1920.
Researched by Vlastimil Fiala, translated and edited by Ken Neat.
Chess Duels, 1893-1920. Recueil en anglais de 260 parties commentées par Alexander Alekhine (couverture dure).
In this book you will find 260 games annotated by Alexander Alekhine.
Alekhine, the fourth World Champion, was not only one of the strongest and most imaginative chess players of all time - he was also a prolific writer on the game. In the years before he left Russia he developed his skill by annotating numerous games, not just his own, for newspapers, magazines and tournament books. Here, for the first time, this complete set of annotations is published, making it an invaluable addition to chess development and history. Included are games from 1893 until 1920.
Researched by Vlastimil Fiala, translated and edited by Ken Neat.
108438
Fiche technique
- Langue(s) :
- Anglais
- Nombre de pages :
- 452.
- Éditeur :
- Moravian.
Chess Duels, 1893-1920. Recueil en anglais de 260 parties commentées par Alexander Alekhine (couverture dure).
In this book you will find 260 games annotated by Alexander Alekhine.
Alekhine, the fourth World Champion, was not only one of the strongest and most imaginative chess players of all time - he was also a prolific writer on the game. In the years before he left Russia he developed his skill by annotating numerous games, not just his own, for newspapers, magazines and tournament books. Here, for the first time, this complete set of annotations is published, making it an invaluable addition to chess development and history. Included are games from 1893 until 1920.
Researched by Vlastimil Fiala, translated and edited by Ken Neat.