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	$12.50 ... more info	Zurich 1953 (David Bronstein) David Bronstein Dover · 1979 Paperback · 349 pp. Bronstein annotates all 210 games from one of the most significant tournaments of the mid-twentieth century. This was essential reading for a generation of Russian champions, long before...
	$23.90 ... more info	Zurich 1953 (Miguel Najdorf) Miguel Najdorf New Edition, English Translation Russell · 2012 · Paperback · 392 pp. The contenders: Sammy Reshevsky, Paul Keres, David Bronstein, Tigran Petrosian, Efim Geller, Alexander Kotov, Mark Taimanov, Yuri Averbakh,...
	$29.90 ... more info	Bobby Fischer Career and Complete Games Karsten Müller Russell · 2009 Paperback · 408 pp. Foreword by Larry Evans GM Karsten Müller examines the career and complete games of the controversial and legendary American Champion, Bobby Fischer . He has annotated just about every...
	$15.95 ... more info	Botvinnik-Petrosian: 1963 Mikhail Botvinnik Foreword by Anatoly Karpov New In Chess · 2010 Paperback · 142pp. World Chess Champion Mikhail Botvinnik writes the saga of the 1963 Championship match. Botvinnik analyzes the games, reveals his match strategy, and...
	$21.00 ... more info	Chess Secrets: Giants of Innovation Learn from Steinitz , Lasker , Botvinnik , Korchnoi and Ivanchuk Craig Pritchett Paperback · 288 pp. Everyman Chess · 2011 IM and 2-time Scottish Chess Champion Craig Pritchett selects five great players known for their creative and...
	$18.70 ... more info	Chess Secrets: Great Attackers Colin Crouch Paperback · 269 pp. · 2009 We have witnessed a great number of wonderfully gifted attackers, geniuses who have dazzled us with their brilliant masterpieces. We all have our favourites. IM Colin Crouch chooses three of his...