BOTVINNIK-PETROSIAN

 

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Mikhail Botvinnik
The 1963 World Championship match marked the end of Mikhail Botvinnik's fifteen year reign as champion. In a tense, evenly contested, match Botvinnik was eventually defeated by his younger opponent Tigran Petrosian.
This gripping account of the match includes all the games, with annotations by Botvinnik, Petrosian, Akopian, Kasparov and other Soviet Grandmasters. Both players also give their written account of the match. Botvinnik's revealing essay "Why I lost the match" is counterbalanced by Petrosian's analysis of his win, which is also included in this important historical document
In addition the book contains the games of the Botvinnik-Furman training match from early 1963, all other Botvinnik-Petrosian games and analysis from Botvinnik's final notebook. A fascinating and highly instructive report.
Pub. 2010, softback, 142 pages.
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NEW YORK 1915

 

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A J Gillam (Ed)
The games from this tournament, featuring Capablanca and Marshall, appeared in the American Chess Bulletin and various other international chess magazines. There seems only to have been a tournament booklet published in the Czech Republic until now.
This book includes all the games from the tournament with annotations taken from various contemporary sources where available. The tournament was a double-round event featuring eight players and was won by Capablanca from Marshall.
Pub. 2010, softback, stapled binding, 67 pages.

NICE 1931

 

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A J Gillam (Ed)
This book covers both the Easter Tournament Nice 1931 and the Consultation Tournament Nice 1931 and includes all 45 + 12 games with notes as available from many sources. The Easter Tournament was won by Brian Reilly, future editor of British Chess Magazine , whilst the consultation event featured Alexander Alekhine, Salo Flohr, Gosta Stoltz, Brian Reilly and L Monosson.
Pub. 2010, softback, stapled booklet; 46 pages.

NEW YORK 1913

 

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A J Gillam (Ed)
This book includes both the Second National Tournament, New York 1913 and the Rice Chess Club Tournament, New York 1913.
All available games from both events are presented, with notes where available in contemporary sources. There are also reports and round introductions taken from local sources.
Second National Tournament, New York 1913: 73 from 91 games played are included here.
Rice Chess Club Tournament, New York 1913: 51 from 71 games played are included here.
Pub. 2010, softback, 87 pages, stapled booklet.

REGGIO EMILIA 2007/08

 

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Mihail Marin & Yuri Garrett
This book celebrates fifty years of the famous Italian tournament. In a round-by-round coverage of the 2007-08 event, all the games are analysed, many of them by the players themselves. Those sharing their wisdom include award-winning author Mihail Marin, rising star Ni Hua, tournament winner Zoltan Almasi and the legendary Viktor Korchnoi. In addition, photographs and entertaining stories take the reader behind the scenes at a top-class tournament. Includes tournament tables for all 50 Reggio Emilia tournaments.
Features:
•Insights from famous grandmasters
•An elegant and enlightening tournament book
•Beautiful black & white photography
Mihail Marin is a grandmaster from Romania. His previous books for Quality Chess have established him as one of the world's finest chess authors. Yuri Garrett is an Italian publisher and tournament organizer.
Pub. 2009, softback, 288 pages.
R.R.P. £18.99 - save £3.00!
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