Russian Grandmaster School improvers d4 d5 nebst

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So you are invited to take a closer look at how Steinitz handled the 'Steinitz King' – at Lasker's phenomenal art of defence and Capablanca's mastery of 'small combinations' (for which the French term 'petite combinaison' has become common in chess language)

Richard Rapport and even World Champion Magnus Carlsen have the London in their repertoire

the book is structured as a test and training collection

Russian Grandmaster School improvers d4 d5 nebstIt is known that pieces are more difficult to handle than pawns but sometimes they can help each other, eg if it is about conquering a square! But what to do once you have gained control over it? How can the advantage of the new stronghold be exploited? All this and much more is shown on this DVD. Special attention is paid to the technique of piece transfer which helps to coordinate different attacks much more effectively. Topics covered: how to