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- M.
Botvinnik “100 Selected Games”
- level: qualified & interested in chess history
- 272 pages, dimensions (in inches): 0.60 x 8.37 x 5.41
- Minus: the descriptive notation ("1.P-K4") instead of algebraic
("1.e4")
- The exclusive accuracy in the analysis, deep analysis of subtleties of positional
struggle and openings. All books of Mikhail Botvinnik have a very high estimate. Many
future grandmasters were studying chess on comments of Botvinnik to his selected games.
The book contains favorite Botvinnik's games up to 1946. There are also interesting
thoughts about the famous chess opponents of Botvinnik. One of the most important and
popular works among the books of Botvinnik.
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- M.
Botvinnik “Botvinnik's Best
Games, 1947-1970”
- level: qualified
- 237 pages, year: 1972
- About the 2nd part of chess way of Mikhail Botvinnik.
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- M.
Botvinnik “Championship Chess”
- level: qualified
- Minus: the descriptive notation ("1.P-K4") instead of new notation -
algebraic ("1.e4").
- 204 pages, dimensions (in inches): 0.53 x 8.46 x 5.66
- About the USSR "absolute championship" of 1941 (one of the
strongest tournaments in chess history). Also took part: Keres, Smyslov, Boleslavsky,
Lilienthal, Bondarevsky. 75 commented games (as always with very solid commentaries of
Mikhail Botvinnik).
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- M.
Botvinnik “World Championship
Match: Botvinnik vs. Bronstein”
- level: qualified
- 128 pages, year: 2004
- All 24 annotated games of WC match of 1951.
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- M.
Botvinnik “World Championship
Return Match: Botvinnik vs. Tal”
- level: qualified
- 128 pages, year: 2004
- All 21 annotated games of WC match of 1961.
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- M. Tal “Tal - Botvinnik,
1960”
- level: qualified
- 224 pages, dimensions (in inches): 0.58 x 9.02 x 6.04
- It's about the World Championship match of 1960. 21 games.
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- M. Botvinnik “The Rematch
Alekhine - Euwe”
- level: qualified
- available in Russian
- About WC match in 1937.
- Such book of Alexander Alekhine
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- M. Botvinnik “Match-tournament:
world chess championship, Hague – Moscow, 1948”
- level: qualified
- available in Russian
- Took part 5 leaders of world chess: Botvinnik, Euwe, Keres,
Reshevsky, Smyslov. The convincing victory of Botvinnik (14 points out of 20,
"+8"), advantage of 3(!) points to Smyslov (2nd place). Botvinnik became
6th world champion. Keres also made a book about the competition.
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- All
available books of (about) Botvinnik
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