دانلود کتاب Instructive Chess Miniatures

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Foreword
1: The Evergreen Game – Anderssen-Dufresne
2: Inescapable Pins – Schulten-Morphy
3: The Opera Game – Morphy-Duke of Brunswick and Count Isouard
4: Fury of the Hanging Queen – Reiner-Steinitz
5: Bishop or Queen? It Depends... – Knorre-Chigorin
6: Potential in a Cramped Position – Colburn-Blackburne
7: The Tarrasch Trap – Tarrasch-Marco
8: Square-Clearance – Steinitz-Von Bardeleben
9: Pawn-Grabbing in the Opening – Mieses-Chigorin
10: Rubinstein’s Heritage – Rotlewi-Rubinstein
A Similar Game: Aronian-Anand
11: Undeveloped Queenside – Roesch-Schlage
12: Just Like a Magnet... – Ed.Lasker-Thomas
13: When the f-Pawn Marches... – Opočensky-Hrdina
14: Improving the Pieces – Capablanca-Fonaroff
A Similar Game: Navara-M.Ivanov
15: A Game of Cat and Mouse – E.Adams-C.Torre
16: The Immortal Zugzwang Game – Sämisch-Nimzowitsch
17: Once the Tension has been Released – Rubinstein-Hirschbein
18: Open Up the Lines! – Glücksberg-Najdorf
19: Those Isolated Queen’s Pawns... – Botvinnik-Vidmar
20: Safety First! – Smyslov-Kottnauer
21: The Double Bishop Sacrifice – Kirilov-Furman
22: As Long as the King is Stuck in the Centre... – Spassky-Avtonomov
A Similar Case: Gipslis-Darznieks
23: Weak Squares – Boleslavsky-Smyslov
24: Lack of Development – Soultanbéieff-Dubyna
25: When Everything Goes According to Plan – Freeman-Mednis
26: Prince Urusov’s Recipe – Neishtadt-Gipslis
27: Lining Up on the Third Rank – Nezhmetdinov-Kotkov
28: A Bolt from the Blue – Gaisert-I.Zaitsev
29: Let’s Bring the King to the Centre! – Taimanov-Polugaevsky
30: Fischer’s Provocation – Letelier-Fischer
31: Mobilizing the Pawns – Bronstein-Geller
32: In the Footsteps of Captain Evans – Fischer-Fine
A Similar Motif: Linden-Maczuski
33: A Memorable Blockading Tactic – Fischer-Benko
34: The Wrong Strategy against Tal – Tal-Tringov
35: The Penalty for a Single Bad Move – Geller-Portisch
36: An Inspiring Manoeuvre – Rossolimo-Reissmann
37: When the Knight Takes the Stage... – Spassky-Petrosian
38: Playing with Reversed Colours – Dvoretsky-Damsky
39: ‘Chinese Torture’ – Liu Wenzhe-Donner
40: Firepower in the Critical Zone – Kasparov-Marjanović
41: Playing à la Petrosian... – Kasparov-Petrosian
42: An 11-Year-Old Girl – Costa-J.Polgar
43: Opening a Dangerous File – Watson-Meduna
44: A Sacrifice to be Proud of – Handke-Murdzia
45: Another Fabulous Blocking Idea – J.Polgar-Berkes
A Similar Case: Forintos-Zedek
46: The Aura of Magnus Carlsen – Hammer-Carlsen
47: The Rook’s Breathtaking Performance – Erdogdu – Shanava
48: Piece-Play on the Kingside – Howell-Ashton
49: The Power of the Zwischenzug – Friedel-De Jong
50: A Terrifying (K)nightmare! – Rublevsky-Zude
51: A Petroff Classic – Anand-Kasimdzhanov
52: The Duel of the Veterans – Cebalo-Vasiukov
53: Opera in St. Louis – So-Kasparov
Supplementary Games
Index of Players
Index of Openings
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