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- A.
Nimzowitsch "My System"
level: except beginners
- Dimensions (in inches): 0.75 x 8.75 x 6.75
; verified: algebraic notation
- Contains 419 diagrams
- One of the most famous chess manuals in history, an
absolute classic chess book.
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- A. Nimzowitsch "Chess Praxis"
- level: qualified
- Dimensions (in inches): 1.00 x 9.00 x 7.00; verified: algebraic notation
- The favorite book of Tigran Petrosian, the 9th world chess champion. "The
book teaches the positional chess play" (Nimzowitsch). It was written after "My
System". Consists of the articles (each about a theme of positional play) and
detailed commented games for each theme (more than 100 games in total). The most popular work among the books of Nimzowitsch.
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- A. Nimzowitsch "The Blockade"
level: qualified
- 65 pages only, dimensions (in inches): 0.25 x 8.50 x 5.50
- One of the favorite chess books of Sakaev, famous Russian GM, he considers that reader
can find very concentrated and useful ideas here. It contains some annotated games that
are not included in the other works of Nimzowitsch!
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- A. Nimzowitsch "Carlsbad
International Chess Tournament 1929"
- level: qualified
- 160 pages
- Carlsbad is a most important chess tournament of 1929. It's also a main sportive success
of Nimzowitsch in his career (1st place).
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- R. Keene “Aron Nimzowitsch,
1886-1935: a reappraisal”
- level: qualified
- The work had received a benevolent response from Robert Fischer. There are (except of
the author's thoughts about Nimzowitsch's heritage and philosophy) commented games after
1928 (which Nimzowitsch had not annotated in his famous books because they were written
before).
- Keen is a rather famous grandmaster, he won England championship several times. And he
is a real "pupil" of Nimzowitsch.
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available books of (about) Nimzowitsch
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