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Learn from Sammy Reshevsky
Zenon Franco
In his heyday, Samuel Reshevsky was one of the great contenders for the world title and, according to Bobby Fischer, for a period of about ten years, from 1946 to 1956, he was the best player in the world.
This book contains sixty of his best games, all analysed and annotated.
It also includes exercises and answers to various questions that might arise in the mind of the reader.
I believe this is a good method, both for teaching and learning.
The author hopes that in this way the reader will learn from the magnificent play of Sammy Reshevsky, and grow to admire it as much as I do.
Description
In his heyday, Samuel Reshevsky was one of the great contenders for the world title and, according to Bobby Fischer, for a period of about ten years, from 1946 to 1956, he was the best player in the world.
This book contains sixty of his best games, all analysed and annotated.
It also includes exercises and answers to various questions that might arise in the mind of the reader.
I believe this is a good method, both for teaching and learning.
The author hopes that in this way the reader will learn from the magnificent play of Sammy Reshevsky, and grow to admire it as much as I do.
004 Introduction
006 Reshevsky's early years, as told by himself
008 Reshevsky's style and characteristics of his play
011 Poor chess memory
013 Selected Games
418 Participation in Olympiads
419 International Tournaments
420 Matches
421 Index of games
423 Index of openings
424 Bibliography
425 The author
Information
- Code 8437
- Anno 2024
- Pagine 425
- Isbn 9788409549320