Opening Ideas and Analysis - VOLUME 2

Opening Ideas and Analysis - VOLUME 2
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Publisher: Chess Digest
Author: Andrew Soltis
Year of Publication: 1992

Pages: 218
Notation Type: Algebraic (AN)


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