Master Class Vol 1 to 18, Dorian Rogozenco - verze ke stažení (anglicky, německy)

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• Introduction
• Short biography
• Magnus Carlsen Spotlight
• Carlsen-Rapport, Tata Steel 2019
• Karjakin-Carlsen, Shamkir 2019
• Carlsen-Tari, Norway Chess 2020
• Giri-Carlsen, Skilling Open 2020
• Carlsen-So, FTX Crypto Cup 2021
• Opening
• Carlsen with White – rarely played replies
• Carlsen with Black – playing for a win
• Carlsen with White in the WCh matches
• Carlsen with Black in the WCh matches
• Strategy
• Introduction
• Carlsen-Eljanov, Norway Chess 2016
• Eljanov-Carlsen, Wijk aan Zee 2016
• Anand-Carlsen, Baden-Baden 2015
• Carlsen-Kramnik, Norway Chess 2016
• Carlsen-Harikrishna, Wijk aan Zee 2013
• Nakamura-Carlsen, Zürich 2014
• Carlsen - Wojtaszek, Sochi 2021
• Carlsen - Tari, Stavanger 2020
• Vachier-Lagrave - Carlsen, St.Louis 2019
• Tactics 1-10
• Carlsen-Orujov 2002
• Carlsen-Danner 2003
• Carlsen-Gretarsson 2003
• Carlsen-Harestad 2003
• Carlsen-Snarheim 2003
• Hammer-Carlsen 2003
• Carlsen-Elsness 2004
• Carlsen-Ernst 2004
• Carlsen-Nielsen 2004
• Carlsen-Hole 2005
• Tactics 11-20
• Carlsen-Nikolic 2005
• Carlsen-Morozevich 2006
• Smeets-Carlsen 2006
• Carlsen-Ivanchuk 2007
• Stefansson-Carlsen 2007
• Carlsen-McShane 2009
• Carlsen-Howell 2011
• Carlsen-Wang Hao 2012
• Karjakin-Carlsen 2013
• Carlsen-Caruana 2014
• Tactics 21-32
• Carlsen-Aronian 2015
• Carlsen-Kramnik 2015
• Carlsen-Li Chao 2015
• Carlsen-Radjabov 2015
• Carlsen-Karjakin 2016
• Carlsen-Aronian 2015
• Carlsen-Yuffa 2015
• Carlsen-Granda Zuniga 2017
• Carlsen-Tari 2020
• Carlsen-Rapport 2019
• Karjakin-Carlsen 2016
• Fedoseev-Carlsen 2021
• Endgames
• Introduction
• Small army, great attack
• The eternal pin
• The Carlsen endgame
• In Capablanca's footsteps
• Do not rush
• Carlsen endgame with knights
• h- and f-pawn can win in the Carlsen case
• From the opening into the endgame
• Rook endings are not always drawn
• Knight on the rim is dim
• Attack with opposite coloured bishops
• Magnus’ mighty knight
• The mighty doubled pawn
• The hesitation check
• Carlsens duo beats the rook
• Opposite colored bishops favor the attacker
• Openings
• Video 1: Introduction [02:53]
• Video 2: World Championship London 2000 [20:28]
• Video 3: 1.Nf3 - Anti-Nimzo/-Grünfeld [11:26]
• Video 4: 1.d4 [12:57]
• Video 5: With White against the Grünfeld [07:56]
• Video 6: With Black against 1.e4 [09:25]
• Video 7: With Black against 1.d4[12:09]
• Video 8: New trends [17:30]
• Video 9: Summary [09:19]
• Strategy
• Video 1: Introduction and Kramnik-Lputian, Debrecen 1992[13:20]
• Video 2: Kramnik-Adams, London 2011[21:19]
• Video 3: Kramnik-Nepomniachtchi, Sochi 2015 [23:38]
• Video 4: Kramnik-Topalov, Skopje 2015 [19:26]
• Video 5: Kramnik-Svidler, Sochi 2015 [19:56]
• Tactics
• 01) Kramnik-Vescovi 1991 [04:46]
• 02) Kramnik-Saric 1991 [04:22]
• 03) Kramnik-Toth 1991 [09:37]
• 04) Miranda-Kramnik 1991 [08:40]
• 05) Kramnik-Lputian 1992 [10:23]
• 06) Kramnik-Nogueiras 1993 [17:35]
• 07) Yudasin-Kramnik 1994 [13:09]
• 08) Gelfand-Kramnik 1996[10:51]
• 09) Kramnik-Kasparov 1997[11:10]
• 10) Beliavsky-Kramnik 1997[13:58]
• 11) Kramnik-Sadvakasov 2001 [10:04]
• 12) Kramnik-Naiditsch 2006 [12:40]
• 13) Kramnik-Bruzon 2006 [09:16]
• 14) Kramnik-Alekseev 2007 [11:52]
• 15) Kramnik-Carlsen 2009 [21:16]
• 16) Kramnik-Giri 2011[11:31]
• 17) Short-Kramnik 2011[12:03]
• 18) Kramnik-Aronian 2012 [14:19]
• 19) Kramnik-Radjabov 2013 [09:01]
• 20) Meier-Kramnik 2013 [06:09]
• 21) Kramnik-Carlsen 2017 [16:23]
• 22) Kramnik-Bluebaum 2017[15:08]
• 23) Kramnik-Aronian 2018 [10:53]
• Endgames
• Interactive Tests
• 1) Kramnik's knight defense [06:07]
• 2) The bishop wants dynamics the knight static [05:50]
• Videos
• A) Kramnik's technique
• 1. An open file is like an open wound [09:42]
• 2. Kramnik central majority [04:52]
• B) Endgames with Rook and Knight vs Rook and Bishop
• 3. Mating attack out of clear blue sky [03:55]
• 4. Powerplay on the light squares [04:29]
• C) Strategic initiative
• 5. The power of the bishop pair [04:05]
• 6. Small army strong attack [02:35]
• 7. The power of the passed d-pawn [02:55]
• 8. Kramnik's king [04:15]
• 9. All rook endings are drawn [04:37]
• 10. Kramnik's battering ram [02:33]
• 11. The fine art of transformation [06:34]
• D) Kramnik vs Kasparov
• 12. Opposite colored bishops favor the attacker [04:40]
• 13. Kramnik's match strategy [10:37]
• Matches vs. Deep Fritz
• Video 1: Match 2002, Game 1[04:45]
• Video 2: Match 2002, Game 2[05:25]
• Video 3: Match 2002, Games 3-8 [11:07]
• Video 4: Match 2006 [13:59]
• All Games by Anand (many annotated games)
• Anand's opening repertoire with white
• Anand's opening repertoire with black
• Tactics Training (137 Anand games, 457 training questions, max. 930 points)
• Openings
• Video 1: Introduction [04:49]
• Video 2: With White against the Sicilian: [15:19]
• Video 3: With White against 1…e5 [10:32]
• Video 4: With White against the Caro-Kann [07:59]
• Video 5: Anand’s WCh matches [21:34]
• Video 6: Anand with Black against 1.d4 [20:19]
• Video 7: With Black against 1.e4 [05:09]
• Video 8: Summary [04:00]
• Strategy
• Video 1: Introduction and Marin-Anand, Oakham 1986 [17:11]
• Video 2: Anand-Kasparov, PCA World Championship 1995 [13:35]
• Video 3: Anand-Mamedyarov, Shamkir 2015 [14:21]
• Video 4: Anand-Vallejo, Bilbao 2014 [16:08]
• Video 5: Anand-L'Ami, Bundesliga 2017 [15:24]
• Tactics
• Oliver Reeh presents 20 games and at the decisive situations asks you: can you too find Anand’s brilliant moves?
• Video 01: Anand-Sokolov 1989 [07:31]
• Video 02: Anand-Benjamin 1989 [06:30]
• Video 03: Beliavsky-Anand 1992 [07:01]
• Video 04: Anand-Adianto 1992 [11:13]
• Video 05: Garcia Palermo-Anand 1992[08:04]
• Video 06: Anand-Bareev 1993 [11:04]
• Video 07: Anand-Polgar 1994 [10:05]
• Video 08: Anand-Gelfand 1996 [12:00]
• Video 09: Anand-Topalov 1996 [11:28]
• Video 10: Anand-Karpov 1996 [11:05]
• Video 11: Anand-Lautier 1997 [07:31]
• Video 12: Anand-Nikolic 1997 [11:35]
• Video 13: Anand-Bologan 2003 [07:42]
• Video 14: Anand-Charbonneau 2004 12:12]
• Video 15: Topalov-Anand 2006 [10:16]
• Video 16: Anand-Carlsen 2007 [14:03]
• Video 17: Kramik-Anand 2008 [04:49]
• Video 18: Topalov-Anand 2010 [13:17]
• Video 19: Anand-Vachier-Lagrave 2016 [09:44]
• Video 20: Anand-Caruana 2017 [09:03]
• Endgames
• Video 01: White knight's (k)nightmare [05:56]
• Video 02: The power of the bishops [02:43]
• Video 03: The green bishop [07:34]
• Video 04: A slight initiative weighs heavily [05:29]
• Video 05: Opposite coloured bishops favour the attacker [11:53]
• Video 06: The queen wants dynamics, the rooks static play [04:23]
• Video 07: The Berlin wall falls [07:50]
• Video 08: Anands counter-attack [06:48]
• Video 09: The Berlin wall holds [13:56]
• Video 10: Double rook ending technique [08:48]
• Introduction
• Description
• Short biography
• Description
• Opening
• Description
• Introduction
• Petrosian's favorite - Bg5
• Queen's Indian: 4.a3 - Petrosian Variation
• English: 1.c4
• With Black against 1.d4
• With Black against 1.e4
• Wch match Spassky 1966 and 1969; Candidates final Fischer 1971
• Conclusion
• Strategy
• Description
• Introduction
• Reshevsky-Petrosian
• Portisch-Petrosian
• Petrosian-Botvinnik
• Petrosian-Spassky
• Polugaevsky-Petrosian
• Tactics 1-10
• Description
• Petrosian-Pogrebissky, 1949: Petrosian exploits Black’s weakened king position (no pawn h7!) to strike on the light squares.
• Petrosian-Keres, 1952: Cleverly getting the positional advantage of the two bishops, Petrosian masterfully converts.
• Reshevsky-Petrosian, 1953: Classics at its best – two different exchange sacrifices a la Petrosian!
• Petrosian-Guimard, 1955: Petrosian begins his mate attack on the kingside and finishes it on the other wing.
• Petrosian-Simagin, 1956: The winning motif is a “simple“ knight fork, with preparation de luxe.
• Petrosian-Taimanov, 1957:In a worse position, Petrosian starts to complicate matters – and emerges as the surprising winner!
• Petrosian-Kozma, 1958: In a worse position, Petrosian starts to complicate matters – and emerges as the surprising winner!
• Petrosian-Rosetto, 1958: Following a Queen’s Gambit minority attack, Petrosian fixes a black pawn weakness on c6… to win on the kingside!
• Keres-Petrosian, 1959: The beginning of Petrosian‘s mate attack on the kingside sees his queen still being placed on a8...
• Petrosian-Benko, 1959: In a closed Nimzoindian position, Black fatally fails to batten down the hatches for good.
• Tactics 11-20
• Description
• Petrosian-Gufeld, 1959: Pick the right knight move for Black... to avoid Petrosian‘s winning combination!
• Andersen-Petrosian, 1960: Petrosian shines with Black in a Saemisch King’s Indian - and how!
• Holm-Petrosian, 1960: Pursuing a nice perpetual check motif, White overlooks Petrosian’s cool counter.
• Petrosian-Krogius, 1960: A white queen’s rook c1 calls the shots in the attack on the kingside.
• Petrosian-Pachman, 1961: Another Petrosian classic – weak dark squares, and a mate final with a queen sac.
• Petrosian-Smyslov, 1961: Symmetrical pawns, a black position without weaknesses – and yet Petrosian’s renowned opponent isn’t given the slightest chance.
• Petrosian-Spassky, 1966: The reigning champion Petrosian takes apart his great challenger in a Wch game. Motto: one exchange sacrifice is not enough!
• Petrosian-Westerinen, 1968: A careless black pawn move makes Petrosian play on the kingside a very one-sided affair.
• Petrosian-Tomic, 1970: “Tactics light“, for a change - the white knight allows a mate pattern to remember.
• Kortchnoi-Petrosian, 1971: Petrosian uses of the offside white queen to unfold positional powerplay based on tactics.
• Tactics 21-25
• Description
• Petrosian-Balashov, 1974: If you like IQP positions as White, this is a must- know game – power on the board!
• Petrosian-Bangiev, 1974: Petrosian calculates a long variation, but fails to see the final winning point – can you do better!?
• Petrosian-Portisch, 1974: Finally having created his dream pawn centre with e4 and d4, White is given a cold shower.
• Petrosian-Rantanen, 1979: Playing the Dutch Black must just accept there is no pawn left on f7 - potentially fatal against a Petrosian in an aggressive mood...
• Petrosian-Ljubojevic, 1983: Petrosian energically opens the position for his two bishops and won’t even have an exchange sacrifice stop him.
• Endgames
• Description
• Petrosian's trumps
• The exchange sacrifice
• Excellent technique and the knowledge of theoretical endgames
• The space advantage
• The Andersson-Petrosian endgame
• Petrosian's powerplay
• The outpost squares
• The king to the centre
• The pawn levers
• Powerplay on the light squares
• Petrosian's prophylaxis
• The long king march
• The art of defence
• Counterplay counts
• Interactive videos
• Defence against Fischer
• Mating attack out of the blue
• Bonus
• All Games from Tigran Petrosian
• Training questions
• Petrosian opening book with White
• Petrosian opening book with Black
• Short biography
• Opening
• Introduction
• Double fianchetto
• Main Lines
• French and Caro Kann
• Spanish
• Slav
• Grunfeld
• Conclusion
• Strategy
• Introduction
• Geller-Smyslov
• Smyslov-Botvinnik
• Gligoric-Smyslov
• Smyslov-Hort
• Smyslov-Ribli
• Smyslov-Oll
• Tactics 1-10
• Gerasimov-Smyslov, 1935
• Smyslov-Kirilov, 1940
• Kotov-Smyslov, 1940
• Smyslov-Finogenov, 1942
• Lisitsin-Smyslov, 1944
• Smyslov - Alatortsev, 1946
• Smyslov-Kottnauer, 1946
• Smyslov-Euwe, 1948
• Smyslov-Florian, 1949
• Uhlmann-Smyslov, 1959
• Tactics 11-20
• Smyslov-Tolush, 1961
• Smyslov-Letelier, 1962
• Smyslov-Padevsky, 1963
• Benko-Smyslov, 1964
• Smyslov-Rossetto, 1966
• Smyslov-Fuller, 1969
• Smyslov-Liberzon, 1969
• Smyslov-Addison, 1970
• Smyslov-Karpov, 1971
• Smyslov-Dzindzichashvili, 1972
• Tactics 21-24
• Biyiasas-Smyslov, 1980
• Smyslov-Timman, 1981
• Smyslov-Sosonko, 1984
• Polgar-Smyslov, 2000
• Endgames
• Rook endings
• The wall of umbrellas
• Complete attacking harmony
• Textbook defence against h- and f-pawn
• Miscellaneous endgames
• Miraculous defence in the pawn ending
• The clumsy knight
• The mighty knight
• The blockading knight
• An old riddle
• The classic against Reshevsky
• A light initiative weighs heavily
• The attacker does not exchange attacking potential
• Interactive videos
• Duel of the passed pawns
• Introduction
• Short biography
• Viktor Korchnoi Spotlight
• Opening
• Introduction
• Leningrad Dutch
• King's Indian Defence
• Classical Openings
• English Opening
• Black vs 1.d4
• Black vs 1.e4
• Conclusion
• Strategy
• Introduction
• Kortschnoj-Petrosian 1980
• Korchnoi-Petrosian, Candidates 1980
• Kortschnoj-Jussupov 1981
• Korchnoi-Jussupow, Lone Pine 1981
• Karpov-Kortschnoj 1978
• Karpov-Korchnoi, World Championship Game 28 1978
• Gruenfeld-Kortschnoj 1985
• Gruenfeld-Korchnoi, Brussels 1985
• Kortschnoj-Polugaevsky 1987
• Korchnoi-Polugaevsky, Candidates 1977
• Kortschnoj-Plakhetka 1969
• Korchnoi-Plachetka, Luhacovice International 1969
• Caruana-Kortschnoj 2011
• Caruana-Korchnoi, Gibraltar 2011
• Tactics 1-10
• Korchnoi-Shapkin 1949
• Korchnoi-Cherepkov 1953
• Korchnoi-Gusev 1956
• Fuchs-Korchnoi 1965
• Byrne-Korchnoi 1967
• Corral-Korchnoi 1968
• Kozma-Korchnoi 1969
• Korchnoi-Balashov 1971
• Korchnoi-Ree 1972
• Ivanov-Korchnoi 1973
• Tactics 11-20
• Korchnoi-Karpov 1974
• Langeweg-Korchnoi 1976
• Huss-Korchnoi 1979
• Sigurjonsson-Korchnoi 1980
• Korchnoi-Huebner 1981
• Portisch-Korchnoi 1983
• Korchnoi-Beliavsky 1990
• Korchnoi-Timman 1991
• Korchnoi-Wade 1992
• Korchnoi-Romanishin 1992
• Tactics 21-25
• Ballmann-Korchnoi 1995
• Fressinet-Korchnoi 1996
• Korchnoi-Lepelletier 1996
• Korchnoi-Bach 1997
• Korchnoi-Solak 2002
• Endgames
• Introduction
• Rook endings
• The cut-off
• Reaching the Lucena position
• The rook belongs behind the passed-pawn
• Kasparov's king advance
• Kasparov's king retreat
• Korchnoi's king
• The power of the passed e-pawn
• The power of connected passed pawns
• Races with hurdles
• The world championship match Karpov-Korchnoi Baguio City 1978
• The will to win
• Karpov's cut off
• Deep problems
• Korchnoi's initiative
• Karpov's drawing zone
• Rook vs bishop
• The dangerous corner
• A non-standard draw
• Powerplay on the light squares
• Powerplay on the dark squares
• Rook and knight vs rook
• Coordination problems
• Queen endgame
• Queen plus h- and f-pawn win against queen
• Knight vs bishop endgame
• Zugzwang is the sharpest endgame weapon
• The knight strikes back
• Bonus
• Training Questions
• All Games
• Korchnoi book with White
• Korchnoi book with Black
• Introduction
• Short biography
• Opening
• Repertoire
• Sicilian (White)
• Sicilian (Black)
• King's Indian Defence
• Novelties
• Strategy
• Introduction
• Rogers-Polgar, 1991
• Polgar-Istratescu, 2002
• Xie-Polgar, 1988
• Shirov-Polgar, Buenos Aires 1994
• Polgar-Huebner, 1991
• Shirov-Polgar, Madrid 1994
• Polgar-Van der Sterren, 1998
• Karpov-Polgar, 2000
• Polgar-Short, 1994
• Tactics 1-10
• Tisdall-Polgar 1988
• Polgar-Arkell 1988
• Polgar-Chilingirova 1988
• Chernin-Polgar 1990
• Polgar-Knaak 1990
• Polgar-Gdanski 1993
• Ruban-Polgar 1993
• Polgar-Shirov 1994
• Polgar-Topalov 1994
• Polgar-Ivanchuk 1995
• Tactics 11-20
• Polgar-Shirov 1995
• Illescas-Polgar 1997
• Polgar-Anand 1998
• Polgar-Fressinet 2000
• Motylev-Polgar 2002
• Polgar-Mamedyarov 2002
• Polgar-Timman 2003
• Kortschnoj-Polgar 2003
• Polgar-Berkes 2003
• Polgar-Fernandez 2003
• Tactics 21-24
• Polgar-Karpov 2003
• Polgar-Bareev 2007
• Polgar-Yilmaz 2014
• Guerrero-Polgar 2014
• Endgames 1-12
• Intro
• Tricky Knight
• Outfoxing Karpov
• Stalemate Trick
• Stalemate Joke
• Knight endings are like pawn endings 1
• Knight endings are like pawn endings 2
• Mating Attacks
• Mate out of the Blue
• Mate or stalemate?
• Opposite coloured bishops have two faces.
• Fortress or House of Cards?
• Drawing resource 1
• Drawing resource 2
• With rooks, opposite coloured bishops favour the attacker 1
• With rooks, opposite coloured bishops favour the attacker 2
• Endgames 13-19
• Rook vs Bishop
• Deep rook's-pawn problems
• A storm of pawns 1
• A storm of pawns 2
• Technical Endgames
• Knight endgames are like pawn endgames
• The breakthrough
• It is all about coordination
• Duel of nerves
• Bonus
• All Games
• Training Questions
• Polgar book with White
• Polgar book with Black
• Introduction
• Short biography
• Opening
• Introduction
• Repertoire White
• Repertoire Black
• The Leningrad System in the Nimzo Indian Defence
• The King's Gambit
• The Sicilian Defence
• Ruy Lopez - White
• Ruy Lopez - Black
• Strategy
• Introduction
• Petrosian-Spassky, Wch Game 4 1969
• Sokolov-Spassky, Candidates 1985
• Spassky-Geller, Candidates 1968
• Spassky-Robatsch, Bundesliga 1984
• Tactics 1-10
• Spassky - Smyslov 1953
• Spassky - Taimanov 1955
• Spassky - Ragozin 1956
• Spassky - Witkowski 1959
• Spassky - Bronstein 1960
• Spassky - Marsalek 1960
• Spassky - Ciric 1962
• Spassky - Zinn 1962
• Spassky - Shofman 1962
• Spassky - Nikolaevsky 1963
• Tactics 11-20
• Spassky - Forintos 1964
• Spassky - Unzicker 1966
• Spassky - Timoscenko 1967
• Spassky - Langeweg 1967
• Spassky - Kortschnoj 1968
• Spassky - Petrosian 1969
• Spassky - Fischer 1970
• Spassky - Averkin 1973
• Spassky - Portisch 1977
• Timman - Spassky 1983
• Tactics 21-24
• Huenerkopf - Spassky 1984
• Hodgson - Spassky 1985
• Andruet - Spassky 1988
• Spassky - Prie 1991
• Endgames
• Powerless queen
• The queen's revenge
• Miracle escape
• Beating Karpov with Q+N vs Q
• Rook endgame technique part 1
• Rook endgame technique part 2
• Rook endgame technique part 3
• Double rook endgame technique
• The famous mystery of the poisoned pawn h2
• The bishops are hard to beat
• Spassky's strong bishops
• Do Knights really like all closed positions ?
• Breaking the wall
• Beating Garry Kasparov
• Bonus
• All Games
• Training Questions
• Spassky book with White
• Spassky book with Black
• ChessBase Magazine #214
• Karsten Müller's favorite Spassky Game: Spassky vs Fischer (1), Rejkjavik 1972
• Strategy: All-rounder Boris Spassky
• Try to find the moves of Spassky yourself: Gurgenidze-Spassky
• Try to find the moves of Spassky yourself: Korchnoi-Spassky
• Spassky's initiative in the endgame
• Magazine Extra Database
• Introduction
• Short biography
• Opening
• Introduction
• King's Indian Defence
• Sicilian: Scheveningen
• Slav Defence
• Open Spanish
• Strategy
• Introduction
• Game 1: Carlos Enrique Guimard - Max Euwe 1946
• Game 2: Tigran Petrosian - Anatoly Karpov 1975
• Game 3: Max Euwe - Richard Reti 1920
• Game 4: Heinrich Wolf - Max Euwe 1923
• Game 5: Alexander Alekhine - Max Euwe 1926
• Game 6: Max Euwe - Alexander Alekhine 1935
• Tactics
• Euwe - Graves 1919
• Euwe - O'Hanlon 1919
• Euwe - Berndtsson 1920
• Speijer - Euwe 1921
• Euwe - Loman 1922
• Olland - Euwe 1922
• Euwe - Lohr 1923
• Euwe - Carls 1928
• Yates - Euwe 1930
• Euwe - Alekhine 1934
• Euwe - Alekhine 1935
• Alexander - Euwe 1936
• Flohr - Euwe 1937
• Euwe - Flohr 1939
• Euwe - Landau 1939
• Bogoljubow - Euwe 1941
• Van den Hoek - Euwe 1942
• Euwe - Najdorf 1947
• Alexander - Euwe 1949
• Euwe - Stumpers 1950
• Euwe - Fischer 1957
• Endgame
• Game 1: Max Euwe - Alexander Alekhine 1935
• Game 2: Max Euwe - Alexander Alekhine 1935
• Game 3: Max Euwe - Alexander Alekhine 1934
• Game 4: Max Euwe - Jose Raul Capablanca 1938
• Game 5: Max Euwe - Jose Raul Capablanca 1928
• Game 6: Max Euwe - Jose Raul Capablanca 1929
• Game 7: Rudolf Spielmann - Alexander Alekhine 1925
• Game 8: Paul Keres - Max Euwe 1940
• Game 9: Max Euwe - Salo Landau 1938
• Game 10: Henry Grob - Max Euwe 1948
• Exercise
• Bonus
• All Games from Max Euwe
• Euwe Book with White
• Euwe Book with Black
• Training Questions

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