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Complete Chess Strategy 1 Planning The Pieces by Ludek Pachman Translated by John Littlewood Foreword by Sam Sloan, Ishi Press

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    Author(s)Ludek Pachman Translated by John Littlewood Foreword by Sam Sloan
    PublisherIshi Press
    ISBN9784871874908
    Pages180
    BindingPaperback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearJune 2012

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    Ishi Press Complete Chess Strategy 1 Planning The Pieces by Ludek Pachman Translated by John Littlewood Foreword by Sam Sloan

    Ludek Pachman was both one of the worlds strongest chess grandmasters and one of the worlds greatest writers and teachers of the game. He led a remarkable and amazing but somewhat tragic life. Although one of the worlds strongest players who won 15 international tournaments he never quite made it to the top elite. He won four zonal tournaments and played in six Interzonal tournaments possibly a record but he missed qualifying to the World Champion Candidates Tournament by a halfpoint twice. He played in Interzonals at Saltsjöbaden 1948 Saltsjöbaden 1952 Gothemburg 1955 Portoroz 1958 Amsterdam 1964 and Manila 1976. Pachman played eight tournament games against Bobby Fischer finishing with an even score. His most famous game is his win over Bobby Fischer in Chile in 1959. This game is amazing because Fischer launched a ferocious attack. It seemed that Pachman was getting mated and there was no hope of survival. Yet Pachmans king kept slipping away. Fischer finally had to resign when he reached a lost endgame.show more



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