Indisch (Aus der Werkst. einer Eroffn.) Theorie und Prax. 1924 Add to Watch List Watching View Watchlist >

This book, assembled and elucidated by Dr. S. G. Tartakower, explores the intricate world of chess openings, focusing particularly on the 'Indian' set of strategies. Published in 1924 by Bernhard Kagan, the book offers a comprehensive study of both theoretical concepts and practical applications within the realm of chess. Through detailed analysis and commentary, Tartakower aims to guide avid chess players in mastering one of the game's most fascinating opening structures. The book also provides historical context for its strategies, linking them to broader themes in chess literature. It remains a celebrated resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of chess openings.

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.

Author: Dr. S. G. Tartakower
Publisher: Schach-Verlag Bernhard Kagan
Publisher city: Berlin
Year: 1924
Pages: 60
Language: German
Condition: Good

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