After the war, the annuals were published in Moscow from 1946 to 1962 inclusive. These voluminous editions contained materials on major international and domestic competitions, sponsored by all the leading chess players of the USSR, as well as theoretical articles on all stages of the chess game and reviews on composition.

Stories about meetings with famous figures, famous chess players, about the events of national and world chess life.

Biographies, photos and parties, studies and tasks.

The dictionary is the first Soviet encyclopedic edition of chess; It contains basic information on the history and theory of chess, chess composition, information about various competitions, articles about the connection of chess with various fields of science and culture, about the development of chess in many countries, over 1200 biographies of famous chess players and chess players. The dictionary is provided with bibliography and tables; Illustrative material includes portraits, diagrams, color and black and white inserts. Encyclopedia format. The dictionary is designed for a wide range of readers - from ordinary chess lovers to skilled chess players and chess experts.

The history of the development of chess in the cities of the Moscow region, the work of the best players from Moscow region.

Teaching aid for public instructors, coaches and judges. Edited by V.Simagin. Rare edition.

The book tells about the fascinating and mysterious form of chess creativity - the game is not looking at the board, "blind." On the original work of the blind chess players of Ukraine and other union republics, as well as the strongest foreign masters.

The team of authors tells in this book about the creative and sporting achievements of army and navy chess players in 1964-1966. The purpose of the book is a synthesis and analysis of examples of creativity, sports and organizational issues to assist in improving skills, to further improve chess work. Among the authors who published their works in the book are grandmasters E. Vasyukov and V. Simagin, ex-world champion international master E. Bykova, international master E. Gufeld, masters E. Bebchuk, N. Golovko, A. Makarov, S. Sokolov, V. Henkin, international arbiter on the composition of A. Baturin. The compiler is an international master and international chess arbiter I. Kan. Photo by A. Gurvich.

Pages of the chess history of Petersburg-Petrograd-Leningrad. A.Petrov - Shumov - Chigorin - Botvinnik - Spassky - Karpov.

Chess Notebook. The first page shows portraits of world champions.

This edition has been brought into line with the rules of the game, approved by FIDE (in particular, the discrepancies between the rules adopted in the USSR and the international rules of the game by correspondence were eliminated). For the first time, rules on a chess composition are included in the USSR Chess Code.

The USSR Chess Code contains the Rules for the Game of Chess, the Rules of Competition, the Rules of the Game of Correspondence (correspondence competitions), the Rules of Chess Composition (composing and solving problems and etudes), as well as the appendices. In this edition of the Code, the rules of the game of chess fully comply with the rules of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), and the notes develop them, helping the judges to make the right decisions in those cases that are not specified in the articles of the code.