Mek povez, veliki format (25 x 17,7 cm), br.strana 415, Russell Enterprises, INC. Milford, USA 2015.god, by Savielly Tartakower, Foreword by Hans Ree Stanje - odlicno 5 (veoma ocuvana, kao nova) THE HYPERMODERN GAME OF CHESS 005 Foreword by Hans Ree 007 From the Translator 008 Introduction 010 The Three Phases of A Game 011 Alekhine`s Defense Part I - Open Games 028 Spanish Torture 035 Spanish 039 Hoze Raul Capablanca 041 The Accumulation of Small Advantages 043 Emanuel Lasker 052 The Canticle of the Combination 056 Spanish with 5...Nxe4 065 Dr. Siegbert Tarrasch and Geza Maroczy as Hypermodernists 076 What constitutes a mistake? 080 Spanish Exchange Variation 082 Steinitz Defense 090 The Doctrine of Weaknesses 095 Spanish Three and Four Knights` Game 095 A Victory of Methodology 103 Efim Bogoljubow 112 Akiba Rubinstein 122 Two Knights` Defense 133 Italian Game 141 Richard Reti 143 Evans Gambit 148 Ponziani Opening 151 Scotch Game 162 Philidor`s Defense 166 Georg Marco 167 Russian Game (Petroff`s Defense) 171 Bishop`s Opening 175 Vienna Game 180 King`s Gambit Accepted 183 King`s Bishop Gambit 186 King`s Gambit Declined 194 Falkbeer Counter-gambit 205 The Dance of the Pieces Part II - Half-Open Games 209 French Defense 233 The Siege: 3.e4-e5?! 236 Aron Nimzowitsch 237 Sicilian Defense 239 Alexander Alekhine 242 Sicilian Defense - Main Line 246 Paulsen`s Defense 254 Graphic Representation - Maroczy-Euwe 1923 255 Rubinstein`s Counter-play 2...Ng8-f6 256 Closed Variation (with 2.Nb1-c3 and d2-d3) 261 Sicilian Gambit 263 Caro-Kann Defense 276 Scandinavian Defense 283 Nimzowitsch Defense 285 The Late Gyula Breyer Part III - Closed Games 287 A Modern Opening`s Life of Suffering 296 Ernst Grünfeld 307 Miscellaneous Avenues of Attack 315 Pillsbury`s Defense 321 Attack with Bc1-f4 324 Dr. Tarrasch`s 3...c7-c5 329 Janowsky`s Defense 3...a7-a6 335 Slav Defense 2...c7-c6 351 Old Chigorin Defense 2...Nb8-c6 353 Albin`s Counter-gambit 356 Queen`s Gambit Accepted 358 Queen`s Pawn Game 365 Dutch Defense 378 The Three World Champions of Modern Times 379 Indian Defense 396 The Incorrect Move 397 Irregular Openings 404 Atmospheric Pictures The decade after the First World War was one of exciting change for the royal game. A new wave of dynamic chess was taking shape, led by the young lions Alekhine, Réti, Nimzowitsch, Breyer, Euwe, Tartakower and others. They were successfully asserting their new ideas against the Old Guard. It was in this period that Savielly Tartakower’s magnificent work Die Hypermoderne Schachpartie was first released. A massive tome of over 500 densely packed pages, the first edition was published in German in 1924. It was an instant best-seller and a second edition soon followed with corrections and additional material. At first glance, it appears to be an opening manual with incredibly comprehensive notes. But in fact it is much more. There are essays on strategy, tactics, endings, history and other chess-related topics, all presented in Tartakower’s wonderful writing style. However, don’t be fooled by the witty aphorisms and humor. The scope and depth of Tartakower’s annotations would be unmatched until ChessInformant came along in the 1960s. And the rise of the silicon monsters notwithstanding, there is much fertile opening theory to be found and explored. The Hypermodern Game of Chess is the first English-language work of the Second Edition. Several hundred diagrams have been added and some reformatting of the text has been done to meet the expectations of 21st century readers. In every other respect, it preserves all the comprehensive content. The Hypermodern Game of Chess is now available in English. See why it has inspired generations of chessplayers. See why Tartakower’s magnum opus is, as they say, the stuff of legend... retko u ponudi za sahiste, ljubitelje saha i kolekcionare