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The Slav

The Slav

Matthew Sadler

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A new title aimed at club and tournament chess players which explains how to apply the Slav Defence. Draws upon model games to highlight basic theoretical elements, practical strategies, and tactics used, as well as recent alternative variations.

Categorías:

Housekeeping & Leisure - Games: Chess

Año:

1997

Edición:

1st

Editorial:

Everyman Chess

Idioma:

english

Páginas:

146

ISBN 10:

1901259005

ISBN 13:

9781901259001

Archivo:

PDF, 9.13 MB

IPFS:

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english, 1997

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