Winning Endgame Strategy, 2000 - download book

Winning Endgame Strategy, 2000 - download book


   An excerpt from the first chapter
   Readers might know that the greatest connoisseur of pawn studies was the Soviet master Nikolai Grigoriev, who achieved the impossible in his complicated pawn studies. In fact he once said: "Grandmasters do not like pawn endings because they simply don't understand them". The statement sounds paradoxical but the thought is topical even today. It seems that pawn endings are simple but the number of mistakes grandmasters have made over the years has in no way diminished. Since the publication of our first book quite a few interesting endgames have been played and quite a few instructive mistakes made.

Authors: Beliavsky, A. & Mikhalchishin, A.
Title: "Winning Endgame Strategy"
Released: 2000
Format: djvu
Quality: good
Number of pages: 209
Size: 3 Mb



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