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*Sicilian Aggressive Rare Collection [White] Sicilian: Aggressive Rare Lines 15 games, 1994-2013 *Sicilians 5 games, 1900-1998 *Slavs 30 games, 1890-2012 *Snyder Sicilian 13 games, 1972-2006 *Some Slavs (Under Construction) 4 games, 1929-2007 *Tactical games 26 games, 1944-2022 *Target Practice Under Construction 4 games, 1920-1961 *The bishop pair Games in Valeri Beim's "Lessons in Chess Strategy", chapter 7 on the bishop pair. 17 games, 1892-1997 *The Center 1 6 games, 1911-1956 *The Fighting French 37 games, 1929-1992 *Think Like a Grandmaster (Kotov) 'Think Like a Grandmaster' by Alexander Kotov. Translated by Bernard Cafferty. Edited by John Nunn. 107 games, 1893-1968 *Tragicomedies (Dvoretsky) This is an incomplete collection of all of the games with this title featured in Dvoretsky's Endgame Manual. They are titled Tragicomedies because they show players of master level or higher, even World Champions, making all sorts of mistakes in the endgame (some of them real howlers). If you think you're hopeless in your endgame technique, or lack thereof, look here and take heart by figuring out where these great players went wrong. The games are arranged by ending and the blunder(s) are indicated by the move number. 101 games, 1870-2003 *VeresovDiemer (Under Construction) 42 games, 1902-2021 *Winning With The Slav (Under Construction) 52 games, 1923-1992 *_Englund Gambit Hartlaub- I have a Ken Smith book on this. Here is a link to how they start when accepted. Opening Explorer 16 games, 1898-1994 0 Birdie F4lies into Stonewall FTB let's it fly once in awhile, but not around the kids. (Geez, that could be misinterpreted. Good manners are forever fashionable. Always be humble and kind and helpful. Stay clean and sober; you'll have far less to regret later.) Trot out 1.e4 or 1.d4 around the youngsters. They need to learn to focus on controlling and developing through the center. This is a FTB collection clarification as we go along, so there's no hurry. 21 games, 1834-2012 0 BogoIndians 8 games, 1927-2014 0 King's Gambit attacking games -in chronological order 82 games, 1834-2010 200 Open Games by David Bronstein (part 2) Game Collection: 200 open games by David Bronstein (part 1) From Bronstein book 55 games, 1944-1968 A33 (Sax) Thank you Chessdreamer Gyula Sax: A33; Chess Informant 1994 click for larger view (18); 1 Cvetkovic-Rajkovic, Yugoslavia 1992 12 Dorfman-C.Hansen, Debrecen 1990 22 Keitlinghaus-Schmittdiel, Prague 1990 23 Majorovas-Lochte, Budapest 1990 31 Trois-Rogulj, Virovitica 1980 37 De Boer-Lerner, Groningen 1992 51 Gavrikov-Zaichik, Tbilisi 1983 56 T.Paunovic-Rogulj, Belgrade 1988 58 Ph.Schlosser-Stern, Budapest 1991 67 Eingorn-Mihalchishin, Lvov 1984 78 Cvetkovic-Rogulj, Yugoslavia 1977 79 Cvetkovic-Rogulj, Yugoslavia 1978 81 Mihalcishin-Garcia Martinez, Havana 1982 88 Kholmov-Razuvaev, Soviet Union 1971 89 Bukic-Tringov, Istanbul 1975 90 Greenfeld-Tolnai, Budapest 1989 91 Pogorelov-Huzman, Soviet Union 1989 92 Novik-Dvoirys, Moscow 1992 82 games, 1964-1993

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