Kohlmeyer: Liebe zum Schach - Berühmte Menschen und das Denkspiel Klassiker White avoids an early Nf3
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White avoids an early Nf3 in most lines
This tried-and-true opening will stand up to master level play and offer a few nasty surprises to your opponents
Chapter 13 other lines
Kasparov finally regained his composure and eventually clinched the match with a late victory
Cochrane Gambit
Kohlmeyer: Liebe zum Schach - Berühmte Menschen und das Denkspiel Klassiker White avoids an early Nf3Famous 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
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