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S 720, L/N 2788 Umnov E. I. Chess problem in the USSR. Two-move problems. Under the editorship [and with a preface] by E. D. A. Rossels. Moscow State University of Chess and Technology, 1936. 254 p. (Center, Commission on Chess Composition). 10,200 copies. An essay on the history of the two-move problem in the USSR over the past 20 years with a description of the work of Soviet composers. An analysis is given of the position of the two-move problem abroad, and the influence of the ideas of Soviet problemists is shown. Over 400 problems by Soviet and foreign authors are included. In the appendices: "Fundamentals of the classification of ideas of the new-American school" (with a diagram), a table of competitive achievements of two-move compilers, an index of problems by topic, a list of Soviet problemists and an index of problems by author, an index of problems by foreign authors. Review: Barulin M. A book on problems. - Gazette "64". 1936, December 30. This item originates from the chess book collection of Zahari Stanchev, (April 27, 1920 - January 27, 1980) from Sofia, Bulgaria. Stanchev was Bulgaria's representative to FIDE in the 1960s, a writer of chess books, and an international arbiter.

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Publisher: State University of Chess and Technology
Publisher city: Moscow
Year: 1936
Pages: 253
Language: Russian
Condition: Good

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