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Classical Dutch Inspired by Simon Williams's "Play the Classical Dutch" and "Killer Dutch" as well as other books. 20 games, 1922-2016 Coffeehouse Repertoire 5 games, 2018-2019 Czech Benoni 6 games, 1958-2011 Danger in Chess Games from Amatzia Avni's Danger in Chess: How to Avoid Making Blunders. 4 games, 1934-1990 Dark Knight System Games Sample games. 1 game, 2011 Dutch Stonewall Intro by Aagaard The following games are only from the Introduction of Jacob Aagaard's book Dutch Stonewall (Everyman 2000), which could have been a book all on its own. Highly recommended. 40 games, 1843-1999 Early KIDs 1 game, 1923 Evans Gambit History and Repertoire A collection of games for study (under construction) 26 games, 1833-2011 Fianchetto Variation vs Pirc 1 game, 1962 Fighting Chess with Hikaru Nakamura Games from the excellent book by Karsten Muller and Raymund Stolze. There are a number of other games and chapters in the book (including a chapter on Nakamura's King's Indian repertoire) not represented here. These are only the 47 main games and a few others given in the text. 46 games, 1914-2012 Fighting Dragon 2 games, 1949-1992 French Defense, Advance Variation Following the White Repertoire laid out by Evgeny Sveshnikov in his two excellent volumes, with some additional games as appropriate. A work in progress. 18 games, 1620-1976 French Defense, Monte Carlo Exchange Variation A collection of games to help study the Monte Carlo French Exchange Variation with 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.exd5 exd5 4.c4 (or 4.Nf3 followed by c4). The Isolated Queen Pawn positions in this line often arise by transposition from other openings, especially the Queen's Gambit Accepted with 1.d4 d5 2.c4 dxc4 3.e3 e5 4.Bxc4 exd4 5.exd4, but also the Slav, the Petroff, the English (1.c4 e6 2.e4 d5 etc. which is Miezis's favorite), and numerous other move orders. Where indicated, games are featured in print or online sources that analyze this line as it arises via various openings. For a complete list of sources and other Monte Carlo French Exchange resources, see my bibliography: http://kenilworthian.blogspot.com/2... 161 games, 1834-2019 French Defense, Simple Ideas for White 7 games, 1901-2016 French Endings 3 games, 1956-1957 French Repertoire for Black, Simplified Notes toward an aggressive opening repertoire for Black after 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5, including the Rubinstein / Burn line 3.Nc3 dxe4 4.Nxe4 Nf6 5.Nxf6+ gxf6! or 5.Bg5 Be7 etc. Bibliography Simon Williams, Attacking Chess The French https://www.amazon.com/Attacking-Ch... Great on the Euwe variation against the Advance line, and some coverage of the Katalymov - Maric line, and a complete aggressive repertoire. Simon Williams, Why Simon Loves the French (Chess.com video) https://www.chess.com/video/player/... Roman Dzindzichashvili, Roman's Lab Volume 90 - Burn - Morozevich Variation of the French Defense https://www.ichess.net/shop/new-rev... https://www.amazon.com/Romans-Lab-V... Andrew Soltis, The Fighting French (Chess Digst 1993) https://kupdf.net/download/andrew-s... Jeroen Bosch, "The Katalymov Variation." Secrets of Opening Surprises Volume 4 (New in Chess 2006): 49-57. 55 games, 1885-2018 French Two Knights Ideas 13 games, 1949-2010 Geller, The Nemesis A work in progress 6 games, 1946-1952 Giuoco Ideas 6 games, 1977-2023 Glek Four Knights with 4.g3 and Paulsen Vienna 1 game, 1908

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