Encyclopedia of Chess Openings. Volume E
- 464 Seiten
- 17 Lesestunden
Third edition, 1998 published by Sahovski informator in Beograd, Yugoslavia, 528 pages.






Third edition, 1998 published by Sahovski informator in Beograd, Yugoslavia, 528 pages.
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There are five volumes in this series (A, B, C, D, E). This is volume D.
Every volume of Chess Informant offers a selection of the best games played by the world's greatest chess players. Over 90% of the games are annotated by the players who played them. The classification code system facilitates the search by openings and variations, and the system of annotation signs and symbols is perfectly understandable to everyone. There are also the most interesting endings, combinations, studies, the ten best games and the ten most important theoretical novelties from the previous volume, tournament crosstables and thorough indexes of players and annotators. This book is a must for every competitive player!
The new Chess Informant 121 “Midnight Sun” dedicated to the Chess Olympiad in Tromso is available. Chess Informant 121 comes with articles by GMs Morozevich (who just won convincingly the Moscow blitz), Marin, Ipatov, Wesley So, Sam Shankland, Julio Sadorra, Sulskis, Leitao, Colovic, Berg, Amin, Arakhamia, Kotronias, Markus, Rozentalis….
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"The basic types of endings...the endings with the bigger number of pawns are, as a rule, transformed into the basic types." Mr. Ken Thompson and Mr. Hans Zeliner have created computer programmes analyzing endings. Hundreds of chessboard illustrations.