Spassky's Best Games

Nicht bewertet

Der Russe Boris Spassky war ein perfekter Gentleman. Er war ein Schachgenie, das 1969 Weltmeister wurde. Aber er war auch ein guter Verlierer, nachdem er den Titel 1972 im Match des Jahrhunderts mit Amerikaner Bobby Fischer verloren hatte.

Verfügbarkeit	auf Lager (1 ks)
Lieferung bis:	15.07.2025
Lieferoptionen
Artikelnummer:	7046

35,95 € 32,68 € ohne MwSt.

Sie erhalten kostenlos

+ Lesezeichen Schachladen Im Wert von 0,95 €

Spassky's Best Games

Nicht bewertet

Neu

Kostenloser Versand

Für jeden Einkauf über 80€.

Schnelle Lieferung

Wir haben alle Waren auf Lager. Wir liefern innerhalb von 3 Tagen.

Verlässlichkeit

Mehr als 22 810 zufriedene Kunden.

Kundensupport

MO - FR: 9:00 – 17:00

Auflage 2023
Seitenzahl 284
Format A5
Sprache Englisch

The Russian Boris Spassky was the perfect gentleman. He was a chess genius who became World Champion in 1969. But he was also gracious in defeat after he lost his title to the American Bobby Fischer in 1972 in the Match of the Century.

This biography includes fifty of Spassky’s best games, annotated by former Russian champion Alexey Bezgodov, and a biographical sketch of a few dozen pages, written by Dmitry Aleynikov, the Director of the Chess Museum in Moscow.

Spassky was born in St. Petersburg in 1937; he moved to France in 1976 and returned to Russia in 2010. On his road to the World Championship, he defeated all his contemporaries convincingly in matches, including Paul Keres, Efim Geller, Mikhail Tal, Bent Larsen and Viktor Korchnoi. He lost his first match for the ultimate title against Tigran Petrosian but won in his second attempt in 1969. With his all-round style, fighting spirit and psychological insights, he could beat anybody anytime and, for example, won at least two games versus six other World Champions: Smyslov, Tal, Petrosian, Fischer, Karpov and Kasparov.

Alexey Bezgodov is a grandmaster and a former Russian Champion. For New In Chess, he wrote books about World Champion Tigran Petrosian and the chess openings the Caro-Kann and the Tarrasch Defence. Dmitry Aleynikov is the Director of the Chess Museum in Moscow.

Zusätzliche Parameter