Alexander Kotov - RUSSIAN EDITION

Alexander Kotov - RUSSIAN EDITION
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Weight: 0.9187
Author: Yuri Averbakh and F.M. Malkin
Publication Date: September 25, 2012
Notation Type: AN - Algebraic
Page Count: 302 Pages

THIS BOOK IS WRITTEN ENTIRELY IN RUSSIAN

The book offers a sketch of the life and work of a talented writer and Soviet grandmaster Alexander Kotov. Chess games with commentary selected and grouped by topics (debut, a combination tactical strikes, defense, etc.) so that the book was not only an outstanding monograph on the players, but also a kind of textbook on the management of chess. The same aim pursued compiler, annexed most remarkable chapters in the Kotov's book "Think Like a Grandmaster". For a wide range of chess fans.

Note: This book is in Russian

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