Müller/Konikowski: The best Combinations of the World Champions Vol 1 - from Steinitz to Tal Holz Novi Sad Olympiad 1990

Novi Sad Olympiad 1990

What does a chess player need when he has mastered the rules of the game but runs into difficulties in the opening phase in too many games

One of the favourites

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The fact that there was never a world championship match

Müller/Konikowski: The best Combinations of the World Champions Vol 1 - from Steinitz to Tal Holz Novi Sad Olympiad 1990Since every world champion was the most outstanding player of his time, it makes sense to study the various aspects of the royal game using the world champions' games and of course to enjoy them. In this first of two volumes on the world champions' art of combination, the authors (both recognized experts in the field of chess literature) offer the reader the opportunity of trying to find plenty of these best combinations themselves and thus to assess