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Play 1nc6 A Complete Chess Opening Repertoire For Black Everyman Chess 1st Christoph Wisnewski

Name: Play 1nc6 A Complete Chess Opening Repertoire For Black Everyman Chess 1st Christoph Wisnewski
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Play 1nc6 A Complete Chess Opening Repertoire For Black Everyman Chess 1st Christoph Wisnewski instant download after payment.

Publisher: Everyman Chess

File Extension: PDF

File size: 53.13 MB

Pages: 270

Author: Christoph Wisnewski

ISBN: 9781857445220, 1857445228

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 1st

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Play 1nc6 A Complete Chess Opening Repertoire For Black Everyman Chess 1st Christoph Wisnewski by Christoph Wisnewski 9781857445220, 1857445228 instant download after payment.

In this original book, Christoph Wisnewski, who is renowned for his innovative and adventurous opening ideas, provides the reader with an ambitious and all-encompassing repertoire for Black against every main line opening that White can play, based on the initial move 1...Nc6. The principal components of this black repertoire are the uncompromising Chigorin Defence, a long-time favourite of the brilliant Russian Grandmaster Alexander Morozevich, and the equally tricky Nimzowitsch Defence, advocated by Britain’s first ever Grandmaster, Tony Miles.