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Yakov Vladimirov
Russian Threemovers
The present corpus is the second book of the new library of “Chess Composition” and “Russian Chess Composition Anthology” which the authors had in their mind. It is devoted to the national 3-mover problem, in this field our authors starting from the second half of ХХ century came out to the leading positions in the world. The book broadly presents the work of outstanding representatives of this genre, starting with the classics of Russian composition by Alexander Galitsky, the uncrowned world champion of the first half of the century - Leonid Kubbel, the three-mover giants - Lev Loshinsky, Leonid Zagoruiko, modern grandmasters who made the Soviet chess school famous. The reader can get acquainted with 768 problems of several generations of more than 160 Russian authors, classical and modern themes of the genre.
The book is intended for a wide range of chess players interested in chess composition.
Moscow, 2007
Russian Threemovers
The present corpus is the second book of the new library of “Chess Composition” and “Russian Chess Composition Anthology” which the authors had in their mind. It is devoted to the national 3-mover problem, in this field our authors starting from the second half of ХХ century came out to the leading positions in the world. The book broadly presents the work of outstanding representatives of this genre, starting with the classics of Russian composition by Alexander Galitsky, the uncrowned world champion of the first half of the century - Leonid Kubbel, the three-mover giants - Lev Loshinsky, Leonid Zagoruiko, modern grandmasters who made the Soviet chess school famous. The reader can get acquainted with 768 problems of several generations of more than 160 Russian authors, classical and modern themes of the genre.
The book is intended for a wide range of chess players interested in chess composition.
Moscow, 2007
Price: 30€
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