Kohlmeyer: Liebe zum Schach - Berühmte Menschen und das Denkspiel Taktik there was no immediate need

there was no immediate need for such an original approach as the author has made sure the puzzles in this book 'have not been used in other puzzle books

and indexes of players and of openings complete the work

Part 9 Botvinnik Variation

can find a wealth of interesting and personally highly valuable material in Dworetski's book if he undertakes to study it intensively

In any case

Kohlmeyer: Liebe zum Schach - Berühmte Menschen und das Denkspiel Taktik there was no immediate needFamous people from different eras had and still have a close relationship with chess. They were convinced of its special value and its benefits for the individual and society. Personalities such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Karl Marx, Leo Tolstoy and Albert Einstein loved chess. They valued this ingenious game because it gave them pleasure and stimulated their minds. There is a special appeal in following games played by historical figures. They tell us