Yearbook 67 Judit Polgar's sacrificial gem shakes the French Defence by The NIC Editorial team
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Publisher: New In Chess, 2003
Edition: Paperback large ISBN: 90-5691-109-0 Pages: 240 Language: English
NIC Forum Readers from all over the world join in discussions of previous surveys. Both (grand)masters and club players shed their light on new opening developments and search together for the truth.
Sosonko's Corner Every chess primer will tell you that in chess bishop and knight are of approximately equal value. Yet not everybody is willing to part with their bishops voluntarily. Genna Sosonko presents some examples that prove conceding your fianchettoed bishop can nevertheless pay off. Play without prejudice!
Book Review More prejudice in Glenn Flear's review of the new monograph on the Classical Variation of the Dutch Defence. Simon Williams tries to dismiss the thesis that the Dutch Defence 'must be good for White', and Flear concurs. All 320 pages of Janjgava's new book on the Fianchetto Lines against Grünfeld and King's Indian are so packed with information that it is difficult to extract the information you want to obtain. A high-quality reference work but not exactly recommended as nighttime reading.
36 NIC Surveys Yearbook 67 Sicilian: Najdorf Variation 6.Be2, by Greenfeld Sicilian: Najdorf Variation 6.Bc4, by Bosch Sicilian: Dragon Variation 9.0-0-0, by Olthof Sicilian: Rauzer Variation (1), by Avrukh Sicilian: Rauzer Variation (2), by Van der Wiel Sicilian: Rossolimo Variation, by Greenfeld Sicilian: Sveshnikov Variation 10...f5, by Van der Tak Sicilian: Morra Gambit with Nge7, by Stohl French: Advance Variation 6.a3, by Van der Sterren French: Burn Variation, by Van der Tak French: Chatard-Alekhine Attack, by Pliester Caro-Kann: Advance Variation, by Sosonko Caro-Kann: Classical Variation, by Greenfeld Scandinavian: Marshall Variation 2...Nf6, by Gavrilov Petroff: Steinitz Variation 3.d4, by Glek Ruy Lopez: Exchange Variation, by Boersma Ruy Lopez: Arkhangelsk Variation, by Van der Tak Ruy Lopez: Chigorin Variation, by Lukacs/Hazai Two Knights: Traxler Gambit, by De Zeeuw Two Knights: The Main Line against 5...Ng4, by Panczyk/Ilczuk King’s Gambit: Classical Variation 3...g5, by Jensen Slav: Meran Variation: Shabalov’s 7.g4 (1), by Karolyi Slav: Meran Variation: Shabalov’s 7.g4 (2), by Karolyi Queen’s Indian: Petrosian Variation 7.Qc2, by Sosonko Queen’s Indian: Nimzowitsch Variation 4.g3, by Gavrilov Grünfeld Indian: Exchange Variation 5.Bd2, by Bosch Grünfeld Indian: Brinckman’s 5.Bf4 0-0 6.Rc1, by Van der Tak King’s Indian: Sämisch Variation, by Kapengut Benoni: Modern Main Line with Bd3 and Nge2, by Cebalo Volga Gambit: Fianchetto Variation, by Van der Weide Old Indian: Schmid Benoni (1), by Karolyi Old Indian: Schmid Benoni (2), by Karolyi Queen’s Pawn: Barry Attack, by Fogarasi English: Symmetrical 5.a3 e6, by Matamoros English: Symmetrical 5.a3 a6, by Tay English: Symmetrical 3...d5, by Langeweg
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