Article Number
LXPOLTAODIC
The Art of Defence in Chess
268 pages, paperback, Pergamon, 2. edition 1990
Discontinued
| EAN | 9781857441543 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Pergamon |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 1990 |
| Author | Lyev PolugayevskyIakov Damsky |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 2 |
| ISBN-10 | 0080320589 |
| ISBN-13 | 9781857441543 |
| Pages | 268 |
| Binding | paperback |
VII Introduction
001 1. Prevention is better than cure
012 2. Disarmament - the road to peace
026 3. Trench warfare
034 4. Turning the tide
066 5. Blockade
075 6. The versatile king
089 7. Mines on the road
103 8. Escaping from custody
111 9. Returning to the Middle Ages ...
121 10. Look out: a trap!
134 11. In search of stalemate
144 12. It is never too late to resign!
153 13. Counterattack
158 14. Counterblow in the centre
171 15. Whoever is quicker, whoever is more generous ...
177 16. Forward - through sacrifices!
203 17. When the hunter becomes the victim
212 18. 180 degree turn
227 19. Attack is the best form of defence
233 Appendix: Answers to the questions "What would you have played?"
264 Index of players
001 1. Prevention is better than cure
012 2. Disarmament - the road to peace
026 3. Trench warfare
034 4. Turning the tide
066 5. Blockade
075 6. The versatile king
089 7. Mines on the road
103 8. Escaping from custody
111 9. Returning to the Middle Ages ...
121 10. Look out: a trap!
134 11. In search of stalemate
144 12. It is never too late to resign!
153 13. Counterattack
158 14. Counterblow in the centre
171 15. Whoever is quicker, whoever is more generous ...
177 16. Forward - through sacrifices!
203 17. When the hunter becomes the victim
212 18. 180 degree turn
227 19. Attack is the best form of defence
233 Appendix: Answers to the questions "What would you have played?"
264 Index of players
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