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Paul Keres: The Road to the Top

256 pages, paperback, Batsford Chess, 1996

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Paul Keres was one of the greatest players in chess history, and a leading contender for the world championship for a third of a century.
His modesty, honesty and open-minded approach to chess made him popular with chess enthusiasts the world over. These qualities come over supremely well in his writing. He has neither axes to grind nor points to prove; he merely helps the reader understand the secrets of chess.
In this book, the first of two volumes covering his entire career, Keres charts his progress from his early days as a self-taught young talent to the end of the 1940s and his battles for the world title. During these years his play developed considerably, as he honed his flair for wild sacrificial tactics into an elegant, world-beating attacking style.
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EAN 0713480548
Weight 330 g
Manufacturer Batsford Chess
Width 13.8 cm
Height 21.5 cm
Medium Book
Year of Publication 1996
Author Paul Keres
Language English
ISBN-10 0713480548
Pages 256
Binding paperback
Diagrams 275
Foreword by John Nunn
Introduction by Paul Keres
1. First Steps, 1929-35
2. First International Appearances, 1935-7
3. On the way to the Grandmaster title, 1937-8
4. The Last Pre-War Years, 1939-40
5. Tournaments of the War Years, 1942-4
6. Before the World Championship Tournament, 1945-7
7. The World Championship and other Tournaments, 1948-50
Index of Opponents
Index of Openings