Ntirlis: Playing the English (paperback) improvers c4 verzichtet bzw

c4 verzichtet bzw

Whether on television or in the educational channel of the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation and not least in DIE ZEIT

Accessible yet substantial treatment suitable for intermediate players and chess enthusiasts

and it is shown that advanced ideas usually consist of simple elements that we can all understand

The chess master Eugène Snosko-Borowski (1884-1954) was a Russian exile living in Paris who emigrated to France after the Russian Revolution and became known in Germany in particular through his books

Ntirlis: Playing the English (paperback) improvers c4 verzichtet bzwThe English Opening arises after 1. c4, and is a great practical weapon for players of all levels. White dictates the opening from the very first move, and often reaches positions where understanding themes and plans is more important than the latest computer generated analysis. Nikolaos Ntirlis has been playing the English successfully for many years in high level correspondence events, as well as teaching it to students ranging from club players to