Article Number
LXWOORH
Author
Ratmir Holmov
96 pages, paperback, The Chess Player, 1999
From the series »Chess Masters«
Discontinued
Ratmir Holmov was born in the USSR in 1925 and after World War 2 he developed into a very strong Grandmaster who competed mainly within the USSR. He was Champion of Lithuania ten times and competed in sixteen USSR Championships between 1948 and 1972, finishing first equal on one occasion.
This book presents 64 of his best games from a career spanning fifty years. Most of the great players of the second half of the twentieth century are to be found here among his victims.
His style of play was intuitive and tactical. His best games are tense and highly complicated and are presented here with in-depth comments.
This book presents 64 of his best games from a career spanning fifty years. Most of the great players of the second half of the twentieth century are to be found here among his victims.
His style of play was intuitive and tactical. His best games are tense and highly complicated and are presented here with in-depth comments.
| EAN | 1901034232 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | The Chess Player |
| Width | 13.1 cm |
| Height | 20.5 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 1999 |
| Author | Aidan Woodger |
| Series | Chess Masters |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-10 | 1901034232 |
| Pages | 96 |
| Binding | paperback |
02 Translator`s Note
02 Introduction
03 A Word to the Reader
04 Selected Tournament Results
06 Selected Games
95 - Index of Opponents
(listed by game number)
Aizenstadt - 1
Alburt - 57
Aronin - 38
Aronson - 13
Bagirov - 33
Bannik - 36,39
Barshauskas - 18
Bastrikov - 2
Bivshev - 11
Borisenko - 19
Bronstein - 46, 61
Chistiakov - 15
Dolmatov - 62
Ebralidze - 4
Filip - 14
Fischer - 48
Forintos - 27
Furman - 25,41
Geller - 5,22
Gipslis - 42
Gusev - 31
Hasin - 21,37
Havin - 12
Honfi - 34
Jimenez - 52
Kan - 3
Kasparov - 59
Keres - 24
Klovans - 43
Kots - 32
Lutikov - 16,58
Matulovic - 49
Makarichev - 63
Mikenas - 8, 17
Milic - 53
Minic - 50
Mnatsakanyan - 30
Padevsky - 20
Panov - 9
Pavlov - 35
Petrosyan - 6
Portisch - 28
Saharov - 47
Savon - 54
Serper - 64
Simagin - 51
Spassky - 45
Suetin - 40, 44
Taimanov - 23
Tal - 26
Tukmakov - 55
Uhlmann - 29
Vasyukov - 7,56,60
Zhuhovitsky - 10
96 Index of Openings
02 Introduction
03 A Word to the Reader
04 Selected Tournament Results
06 Selected Games
95 - Index of Opponents
(listed by game number)
Aizenstadt - 1
Alburt - 57
Aronin - 38
Aronson - 13
Bagirov - 33
Bannik - 36,39
Barshauskas - 18
Bastrikov - 2
Bivshev - 11
Borisenko - 19
Bronstein - 46, 61
Chistiakov - 15
Dolmatov - 62
Ebralidze - 4
Filip - 14
Fischer - 48
Forintos - 27
Furman - 25,41
Geller - 5,22
Gipslis - 42
Gusev - 31
Hasin - 21,37
Havin - 12
Honfi - 34
Jimenez - 52
Kan - 3
Kasparov - 59
Keres - 24
Klovans - 43
Kots - 32
Lutikov - 16,58
Matulovic - 49
Makarichev - 63
Mikenas - 8, 17
Milic - 53
Minic - 50
Mnatsakanyan - 30
Padevsky - 20
Panov - 9
Pavlov - 35
Petrosyan - 6
Portisch - 28
Saharov - 47
Savon - 54
Serper - 64
Simagin - 51
Spassky - 45
Suetin - 40, 44
Taimanov - 23
Tal - 26
Tukmakov - 55
Uhlmann - 29
Vasyukov - 7,56,60
Zhuhovitsky - 10
96 Index of Openings
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