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Anand analyses 40 of his best games in detail

The chess master Eugène Snosko-Borowski (1884-1954) was a Russian exile living in Paris who emigrated to France after the Russian Revolution and became known in Germany in particular through his books

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LeMoir: Wie man Glück im Schach hat Damen Gambit They also had unparalleled accessSome players seem to have an inexhaustible source of chess luck. Like all players, they get into trouble from time to time, but somehow they find a way to save themselves. Among world champions, Lasker, Tal and Kasparov are notorious for standing on the edge of the abyss, but somehow making sure that it is their opponents who fall in. This book is aimed at helping the average player, who may not have much time to study chess, to make the most of his