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Tartakower: My Best Games of Chess 1905-1954

Tartakower Savielly

The Unique Genius of Tartakower!

One of the most creative grandmasters ever to play the Royal Game was
Savielly Tartakower.

His combination of bold play and fascinating writing has long endeared him to chess aficionados worldwide. 

Tartakower’s annotations are unlike any other master of his time. He repeatedly stressed the psychological nature of chess, for example.

His classic work of best games has never been available in English algebraic notation.
Until now.

Experience the unique genius of Savielly Tartakower in this 21st Century Edition of his games collection – 201 games, 49 game fragments, all deeply annotated and quintessentially Tartakower!


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The Unique Genius of Tartakower!

One of the most creative grandmasters ever to play the Royal Game was
Savielly Tartakower.

His combination of bold play and fascinating writing has long endeared him to chess aficionados worldwide. 

Tartakower’s annotations are unlike any other master of his time. He repeatedly stressed the psychological nature of chess, for example.

His classic work of best games has never been available in English algebraic notation.
Until now.

Experience the unique genius of Savielly Tartakower in this 21st Century Edition of his games collection – 201 games, 49 game fragments, all deeply annotated and quintessentially Tartakower!

 

GM Andy Soltis in his Foreword:
“This book was meant to do what all great annotations do: instruct, explain, and entertain. And it succeeds spectacularly.”


Informazioni
  • Casa editrice Russell Enterprises
  • Codice 6788
  • Anno 2014
  • Pagine p. 440
  • Isbn 9781936490899

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