Aljechin: Das New Yorker Schachturnier 1927 improvers – It is often underestimated

– It is often underestimated

Can accumulated experience hold out against the youthful enthusiasm of the database generation

The book suits ambitious club players and above who seek a reliable system rather than a narrow opening repertoire

Rook & Pawns vs Rook & Bishop & Pawns

Die Schachanalyse ist beinahe so alt wie das Spiel selbst

Aljechin: Das New Yorker Schachturnier 1927 improvers – It is often underestimatedThe memorable Six Masters Tournament in New York in 1927, which was played in four rounds, brought together some of the world's elite of the time: in addition to the reigning world champion JR Capablanca, A. Alekhine, F. Marshall, A. Nimzowitsch, R. Spielmann and M. Vidmar were among the invitees. The tournament was originally intended to determine Capablanca's challenger, but following Alekhine's protest, a corresponding passage in the tournament