4th candidates tournament, 1959 bled-zagreb-belgrade sep

Petrosian v spassky

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Obra rara, as melhores partidas de Capablanca comentadas. Encadernação original. Miolo perfeito. Frete grátis para depósito bancario.

livro em bom estado capa com marcas de manuseio oportunidade Única melhor preÇo do mercado formado quadrado: 22x22x3, 5

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tÍtulo: enciclopÉdia del ajedrez autor: harry golombek editora: instituto parramÓn ediciones ano: 0 ediÇÃo: volume: isbn: 9780000000002 assunto: livros raros idioma: português tipo de capa: capa dura estado de conservaÇÃo do livro:, páginas levemente amareladas pela ação do tempo. , livro em bom estado de conservação. , livro doado por biblioteca. possui carimbos e etiquetas. _pi7593357_

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In 1966 and 1969 Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky contested two epic battles for the world crown. In the first of these Petrosian became the only world champion to actually win a title defence for 32 years when his inspired defensive technique thwarted all of Spasskys aggressive intentions. In the second of these two ferocious fights Spassky eventually broke through to seize the world title. En ...

In 1966 and 1969 Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky contested two epic battles for the world crown. In the first of these Petrosian became the only world champion to actually win a title defence for 32 years when his inspired defensive technique thwarted all of Spasskys aggressive intentions. In the second of these two ferocious fights Spassky eventually broke through to seize the world title. En ...

In 1966 and 1969 Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky contested two epic battles for the world crown. In the first of these Petrosian became the only world champion to actually win a title defence for 32 years when his inspired defensive technique thwarted all of Spasskys aggressive intentions. In the second of these two ferocious fights Spassky eventually broke through to seize the world title. En ...

In 1966 and 1969 Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky contested two epic battles for the world crown. In the first of these Petrosian became the only world champion to actually win a title defence for 32 years when his inspired defensive technique thwarted all of Spasskys aggressive intentions. In the second of these two ferocious fights Spassky eventually broke through to seize the world title. En ...

In 1966 and 1969 Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky contested two epic battles for the world crown. In the first of these Petrosian became the only world champion to actually win a title defence for 32 years when his inspired defensive technique thwarted all of Spasskys aggressive intentions. In the second of these two ferocious fights Spassky eventually broke through to seize the world title. En ...

In 1966 and 1969 Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky contested two epic battles for the world crown. In the first of these Petrosian became the only world champion to actually win a title defence for 32 years when his inspired defensive technique thwarted all of Spasskys aggressive intentions. In the second of these two ferocious fights Spassky eventually broke through to seize the world title. En ...

In 1966 and 1969 Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky contested two epic battles for the world crown. In the first of these Petrosian became the only world champion to actually win a title defence for 32 years when his inspired defensive technique thwarted all of Spasskys aggressive intentions. In the second of these two ferocious fights Spassky eventually broke through to seize the world title. En ...

The Candidates Tournament of 1959 was one of the most dramatic and exciting of all tournaments, launching the flamboyant Grandmaster Mikhail Tal on his road to become the youngest-ever World Champion. Keres played possibly the best chess of his career at this event, restraining his natural attacking flair in the service of a more universal style, able to turn out finely honed strategic campaigns a...

The Candidates Tournament of 1959 was one of the most dramatic and exciting of all tournaments, launching the flamboyant Grandmaster Mikhail Tal on his road to become the youngest-ever World Champion. Keres played possibly the best chess of his career at this event, restraining his natural attacking flair in the service of a more universal style, able to turn out finely honed strategic campaigns a...

The Candidates Tournament of 1959 was one of the most dramatic and exciting of all tournaments, launching the flamboyant Grandmaster Mikhail Tal on his road to become the youngest-ever World Champion. Keres played possibly the best chess of his career at this event, restraining his natural attacking flair in the service of a more universal style, able to turn out finely honed strategic campaigns a...

The Candidates Tournament of 1959 was one of the most dramatic and exciting of all tournaments, launching the flamboyant Grandmaster Mikhail Tal on his road to become the youngest-ever World Champion. Keres played possibly the best chess of his career at this event, restraining his natural attacking flair in the service of a more universal style, able to turn out finely honed strategic campaigns a...

The Candidates Tournament of 1959 was one of the most dramatic and exciting of all tournaments, launching the flamboyant Grandmaster Mikhail Tal on his road to become the youngest-ever World Champion. Keres played possibly the best chess of his career at this event, restraining his natural attacking flair in the service of a more universal style, able to turn out finely honed strategic campaigns a...

Jose Capablanca was a phenomenon who burst onto the chess world and took top prize in the first ever elite tournament in which he participated. This was at San Sebastian - otherwise known as Donostia - in the Basque country of Spain in 1911. Capablancas style was serene - no position seemed to trouble him, and he crushed most of the established European grandmasters with seemingly little effort. O...