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Variety of chess books on different topics: tactics training, strategy, certain openings, biographies, etc.
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Theory and Practice of Chess Endings 2The author of the book is the Grandmaster and honored Russian coach who headed the All-Russian chess school
Vishy Anand. Great Chess CombinationsThis book is a collection of the best combinations played by Vishwanathan Anand in chronological order. Hard cover, 240 pages.
Vladimir Kramnik. Great Chess CombinationsThis book is a collection of the best combinations played by Vladimir Kramnik in chronological order. Hard cover, 200 pages.
Emanuel Lasker, vol.1, all games, 1889-1903Emanuel Lasker, vol.1, all games, 1889-1903 years, 390 pages, hard cover, weight 550 gram.
Emanuel Lasker, vol.2, all games, 1904-1940Emanuel Lasker, vol.2, all games, 1904-1940 years, 340 pages, hard cover, weight 550 gram.
Play 2...Nf6! in the SicilianOn the map of modern chess theory there is a 'blank spot' - The Nimzowitsch-Rubinstein Variation of the Sicilian Defence.
A Positional Opening Repertoire for the Club PlayerNikolai Kalinichenko, an international granmaster in correspondence play and the author of some 40 chess titles, presents here a complete and...
An Aggresive Opening Repertoire for the Club PlayerIt is intended for players of a attacking style, or for use when the competitive situation demands an aggressive approach.
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Vishy Anand. Great Chess CombinationsThis book is a collection of the best combinations played by Vishwanathan Anand in chronological order. Hard cover, 240 pages.
Vladimir Kramnik. Great Chess CombinationsThis book is a collection of the best combinations played by Vladimir Kramnik in chronological order. Hard cover, 200 pages.
100 Chess studies Lessons in the endgameThis collection of studies by the remarkable Russian chess composer Alexey Seleznev (1888-1967) will not only wrap you in the amazing world of beautiful and memorable ideas, developed here to perfection.