Artikelnummer
LXPOZMCSIB1TO3
Autor
Modern Chess Self-Instructor Book 1 to 3
Opening / Middlegame / Endgame
700 Seiten, kartoniert, 2000
Final vergriffen
| Gewicht | 600 g |
|---|---|
| Breite | 10,6 cm |
| Höhe | 15,1 cm |
| Medium | Buch |
| Erscheinungsjahr | 2000 |
| Autor | Mikhail Podgaets |
| Sprache | Englisch, Figurinen |
| Seiten | 700 |
| Einband | kartoniert |
025 I. The OPENING
026 King's Gambit
029 Bishop's Opening
030 Petroffs Defence
033 Two Knights' Defence
036 Giuoco Piano
039 Scotch Game
042 Evans Gambit
044 Philidor's Defence
046 Four Knights' Game
049 Ruy Lopez
055 Centre Counter
058 Alekhin Defence
060 Caro - Kann Defence
064 Pirc - Robatsch Defence
067 French Defence
070 Sicilian Defence
082 Queen's Gambit Accepted
085 Queen's Gambit Declined
088 Slav Defence
090 Nimzo - Indian Defence
093 Queen's Indian Defence
096 Queen's Pawn Opening
098 Catalonian Opening
102 Dutch Defence
105 Gruenfeld Defence
108 King's Indian
112 Benoni Defence
114 English Opening
119 II. The MIDDLE - GAME
119 1. COMBINATIONS
120 Double attack (No. 252 -263)
123 Discovered attack (No. 264 - 269)
124 Pinning (No. 270 - 281)
127 Enticement (No. 282 - 287)
129 Deflection (No. 288 - 293)
130 Annihilation of defence (No. 294 - 299)
132 Clearance (No. 300 - 308)
134 Interference (No. 309 - 316)
136 Blockade (No. 317 - 322)
137 X -ray attack (No. 323 - 329)
139 Demolition of pawn structure (No. 330 - 341)
142 Far advanced pawn (No. 342 - 347)
145 2. ATTACK AGAINST THE KING
146 Attack against the uncastled King (No. 348 - 360)
149 Attack on the f7(f2) point (No. 361 - 369)
151 Attack in same - side castling (No. 370 - 425)
165 Attack without castling (No. 426 - 429)
166 Attack in opposite - side castling (No. 430 - 437)
168 Counter - attack (No. 438 - 451)
172 THE SOLUTIONS AND CONTINUATIONS OF THE GAMES
224 Index of Games
226 Index of Study-Composers
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II. The MIDDLE - GAME (Strategy)
011 1. The PIECES
011 The Bishop
015 The Knight
020 The Two Bishops
024 The Rook
028 The Queen and Play with the Heavy Pieces
033 The King
037 2. The PAWNS
037 The Passed Pawn (No. 554-550)
039 The Blockade (No. 551-558)
041 The Isolated Pawn (No. 559-565)
043 The Backward Pawn (No. 566-572)
044 Doubled Pawns (No. 573-578)
046 The Isolated pawn-pair with a Fixed Backward Pawn (No. 579)
046 The Hanging Pawns (No. 580-583)
047 The Pawn Majority on the Q-side (No. 584-585)
048 3. The CENTRE
048 The Open Centre (No. 586-589)
049 The Mobile Pawn Centre (No. 590-598)
051 The Piece-pawn Centre.
051 Centralization of Pieces (No. 599-603)
053 The Fixed Centre (No. 604-605)
053 The Closed Centre (No. 606-619)
057 4. OPEN FILES AND DIAGONALS AS STRATEGICAL ELEMENTS
060 5. WEAK SQUARES AND STRATEGICAL POINTS
067 6. THE LIMITATION OF OPPONENT'S FORCES AND ACTIVATING YOUR OWN PIECES
083 7. THE STRATEGICAL CO-OPERATION OF FORCES
085 8. PLAY AS THE WORLD CHAMPIONS AND
CHALLENGERS PLAYED
085 Wilhelm Steinitz
086 Mikhail Chigorin
087 Emanuel Lasker
088 Harry Pillsbury
089 Akiba Rubinstein
090 Jose Raoul Capablanca
091 Alexander Alekhin
092 Ewfim Bogolyubov
093 Max Euwe
094 Paul Keres
095 Samuel Reshevsky
096 Mikhail Botvinnik
097 David Bronstein
098 Vassily Smyslov
099 Mikhail Tal
100 Tigran Petrosian
101 Boris Spassky
102 Robert Fischer
103 Anatoly Karpov
107 Viktor Korchnoi
108 Garry Kasparov
112 Alexander Khalifman
113 THE SOLUTIONS AND CONTINUATIONS OF THE GAMES
184 SUPPLEMENT
184 A. Nimzovich "How I Became Grand Master"
189 Index of Games
190 Index of Study-Composers
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III. THE END - GAME
007 1. Pawn endings
027 2. Minor pieces and pawns
027 Knight (alone or with pawns) against pawns (No. 873 - 885)
030 Knight endings (No. 886 - 897)
033 Bishop with pawns against pawns (No. 898 - 905)
035 Bishops of the same colour (No. 906 - 920)
039 Unlike Bishops (No. 921 - 935)
043 Bishop against Knight (No. 936 - 952)
043 Bishop is stronger (No. 936 - 943)
045 Knight is stronger (No. 944 - 952)
047 Two Bishops (No. 953 - 958)
049 3. Rooks and pawns
069 4. Minor and heavy pieces
080 5. Queen endings
085 6. Difficult studies
095 THE SOLUTIONS AND CONTINUATIONS OF THE GAMES
137 Supplement
137 A. Nimzovich "Tournament Play Technique"
141 World Championship Matches
146 Index of Games
146 Index of Study Composers
026 King's Gambit
029 Bishop's Opening
030 Petroffs Defence
033 Two Knights' Defence
036 Giuoco Piano
039 Scotch Game
042 Evans Gambit
044 Philidor's Defence
046 Four Knights' Game
049 Ruy Lopez
055 Centre Counter
058 Alekhin Defence
060 Caro - Kann Defence
064 Pirc - Robatsch Defence
067 French Defence
070 Sicilian Defence
082 Queen's Gambit Accepted
085 Queen's Gambit Declined
088 Slav Defence
090 Nimzo - Indian Defence
093 Queen's Indian Defence
096 Queen's Pawn Opening
098 Catalonian Opening
102 Dutch Defence
105 Gruenfeld Defence
108 King's Indian
112 Benoni Defence
114 English Opening
119 II. The MIDDLE - GAME
119 1. COMBINATIONS
120 Double attack (No. 252 -263)
123 Discovered attack (No. 264 - 269)
124 Pinning (No. 270 - 281)
127 Enticement (No. 282 - 287)
129 Deflection (No. 288 - 293)
130 Annihilation of defence (No. 294 - 299)
132 Clearance (No. 300 - 308)
134 Interference (No. 309 - 316)
136 Blockade (No. 317 - 322)
137 X -ray attack (No. 323 - 329)
139 Demolition of pawn structure (No. 330 - 341)
142 Far advanced pawn (No. 342 - 347)
145 2. ATTACK AGAINST THE KING
146 Attack against the uncastled King (No. 348 - 360)
149 Attack on the f7(f2) point (No. 361 - 369)
151 Attack in same - side castling (No. 370 - 425)
165 Attack without castling (No. 426 - 429)
166 Attack in opposite - side castling (No. 430 - 437)
168 Counter - attack (No. 438 - 451)
172 THE SOLUTIONS AND CONTINUATIONS OF THE GAMES
224 Index of Games
226 Index of Study-Composers
__________________________________
II. The MIDDLE - GAME (Strategy)
011 1. The PIECES
011 The Bishop
015 The Knight
020 The Two Bishops
024 The Rook
028 The Queen and Play with the Heavy Pieces
033 The King
037 2. The PAWNS
037 The Passed Pawn (No. 554-550)
039 The Blockade (No. 551-558)
041 The Isolated Pawn (No. 559-565)
043 The Backward Pawn (No. 566-572)
044 Doubled Pawns (No. 573-578)
046 The Isolated pawn-pair with a Fixed Backward Pawn (No. 579)
046 The Hanging Pawns (No. 580-583)
047 The Pawn Majority on the Q-side (No. 584-585)
048 3. The CENTRE
048 The Open Centre (No. 586-589)
049 The Mobile Pawn Centre (No. 590-598)
051 The Piece-pawn Centre.
051 Centralization of Pieces (No. 599-603)
053 The Fixed Centre (No. 604-605)
053 The Closed Centre (No. 606-619)
057 4. OPEN FILES AND DIAGONALS AS STRATEGICAL ELEMENTS
060 5. WEAK SQUARES AND STRATEGICAL POINTS
067 6. THE LIMITATION OF OPPONENT'S FORCES AND ACTIVATING YOUR OWN PIECES
083 7. THE STRATEGICAL CO-OPERATION OF FORCES
085 8. PLAY AS THE WORLD CHAMPIONS AND
CHALLENGERS PLAYED
085 Wilhelm Steinitz
086 Mikhail Chigorin
087 Emanuel Lasker
088 Harry Pillsbury
089 Akiba Rubinstein
090 Jose Raoul Capablanca
091 Alexander Alekhin
092 Ewfim Bogolyubov
093 Max Euwe
094 Paul Keres
095 Samuel Reshevsky
096 Mikhail Botvinnik
097 David Bronstein
098 Vassily Smyslov
099 Mikhail Tal
100 Tigran Petrosian
101 Boris Spassky
102 Robert Fischer
103 Anatoly Karpov
107 Viktor Korchnoi
108 Garry Kasparov
112 Alexander Khalifman
113 THE SOLUTIONS AND CONTINUATIONS OF THE GAMES
184 SUPPLEMENT
184 A. Nimzovich "How I Became Grand Master"
189 Index of Games
190 Index of Study-Composers
________________________________________
III. THE END - GAME
007 1. Pawn endings
027 2. Minor pieces and pawns
027 Knight (alone or with pawns) against pawns (No. 873 - 885)
030 Knight endings (No. 886 - 897)
033 Bishop with pawns against pawns (No. 898 - 905)
035 Bishops of the same colour (No. 906 - 920)
039 Unlike Bishops (No. 921 - 935)
043 Bishop against Knight (No. 936 - 952)
043 Bishop is stronger (No. 936 - 943)
045 Knight is stronger (No. 944 - 952)
047 Two Bishops (No. 953 - 958)
049 3. Rooks and pawns
069 4. Minor and heavy pieces
080 5. Queen endings
085 6. Difficult studies
095 THE SOLUTIONS AND CONTINUATIONS OF THE GAMES
137 Supplement
137 A. Nimzovich "Tournament Play Technique"
141 World Championship Matches
146 Index of Games
146 Index of Study Composers