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Raj Tischbierek: Attacke. Das beste vom Sowjetschach 1-4.

ATTACKE 1:

The latest and most interesting innovations in 13 chess openings.

111 master games, many of them annotated by top Russian players.

Profiles of the rising stars of 1990: Boris Gelfand, Vassily Ivanchuk, and Leonid Yudasin.

ATTACKE 2:

The latest opening innovations, devised by top Soviet players.

An in-depth analysis of the recent USSR Championship, featuring all the games.

A portrait of the patriarch of Russian chess, Mikhail Botvinnik, marking his 80th birthday.

ATTACK 3:

The latest opening innovations, including in the modern Grünfeld-Indian Defense, by Alexander Khalifman.

Once again, around 100 master games, many of them annotated by top-level players.

A profile of the fourth World Chess Champion, Alexander Alekhine (1892–1946), in the "Anniversaries" section, marking the centenary of his birth.

Attack 4:

The latest opening innovations.

The 100 best games from the last USSR Championship, many featuring detailed commentary by the top players involved.

And exclusively: Why did Boris Spassky lose the 1972 World Championship match against Bobby Fischer? A genuine insider report from his second at the time, Nikolai Krogius, breaking his silence after 20 years.

147 + 133 + 155 + 136 pages.

Language: German.

Publisher: Sportverlag, Berlin 1991-1992.

Condition: 2 * Publisher's hardback and 2 * publisher's softbacks. Slight wear. The paper is slightly yellowed. The covers are slightly soiled. Few small spots.

Approx. unpacked weight: 930 g.

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