Match Tournament for the World Chess Championship The Hague - Moscow 1948 - 75th Anniversary Edition - HARDCOVER Best-Selling Plastic Pieces The Basic Principles Part V

The Basic Principles Part V  Run Time: 00:34:06

Besides numerous sidelines

the authors examine the Benko Gambit Accepted in great detail

Susan shares with you three of her best and highly instructional games on how a grandmaster thinks

Capablanca was known as “the machine” for his unerring accuracy in the endgame

Match Tournament for the World Chess Championship The Hague - Moscow 1948 - 75th Anniversary Edition - HARDCOVER Best-Selling Plastic Pieces The Basic Principles Part VIt is exactly 75 years since one of the most significant events in chess history the 1948 Match Tournament for the World Chess Championship took place in The Hague and Moscow. To mark this anniversary, my colleagues at Chess Informant have agreed to publish a new English translation of Paul Keres book on the tournament. The original work has been extended to include historical context to the event in this case, excerpts from the contemporary Soviet