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Archive of materials about Tatyana Yakovlevna Zatulovskaya, collected by the author in & nbsp; throughout life. In two volumes. The materials were collected by the author in the form of & nbsp; photocopies and intertwined. The pagination is marked by the author. There is a single copy of the copyrights by hand. & Nbsp; Tatyana Y. Zatulovskaya - international grand master, champion of the USSR. Winner and prize winner of many international competitions, USSR championships & nbsp; (1960, 1962, 1963), contender for the title of world champion (1961, 1964, 1967). & nbsp;

Book from T.Ya. Zatulovskaya autographed and inscription of the author, V.I. Fedorov, & nbsp; for T.Ya. Zatulovskaya. Tatyana Yakovlevna Zatulovskaya - international grandmaster, champion of the USSR. Winner and winner of many international competitions, the USSR Championships (1960, 1962, 1963), the contender for the title of world champion (1961, 1964, 1967). In our book, we set ourselves a very modest goal - to acquaint the reader with samples of the study art. However, as is often the case, starting with private questions, one inevitably faces common problems. Chess is loved by many, and because of their availability and democracy, they reciprocate. It is thanks to the growing popularity in the world that chess has become the cultural need of modern man. Grandmaster Alexander Khalifman and Leonid Yudasin paid attention to this in the introductory article and afterword. They carefully, with genuine interest, read the manuscript and made a number of significant corrections and observations.

Book from T.Ya. Zatulovskaya with an autograph and an inscription of the author, BD Persica, International Master of the ICCF, for T.Ya. Zatulovskaya. Tatyana Yakovlevna Zatulovskaya - international grandmaster, champion of the USSR. Winner and winner of many international competitions, the USSR Championships (1960, 1962, 1963), the contender for the title of world champion (1961, 1964, 1967). Boris Davidovich Persits (September 12, 1916, Nizhny Novgorod & 1992;) & mdash; Soviet chess player, Honored Coach of the USSR (1965), international master ICCF (1984). Chess writer. Mathematics teacher. & nbsp;

Book from T.Ya. Zatulovskaya with an autograph and a dedication of the author, Kira Zvorykina, world vice-champion, for T.Ya. Zatulovskaya. Tatyana Zatulovskaya Yakovlevna - international grandmaster, champion of the USSR. & Nbsp; Winner and medalist of many international competitions, championships of the USSR & nbsp .;

Lev Abramovich Polugaevsky (1934-1995) & mdash; Soviet chess player, six-time winner of the World Chess Olympiads as part of the USSR team, winner of the First World Team Championship as part of the USSR team, multiple participant of the USSR championships and world championship tournaments, two-time champion of the USSR, author of several books on chess debut theory. Born in Mogilev. Since the beginning of World War II, the Polugayevsky family evacuated to Kuibyshev (Samara), where the young Leva has been interested in chess since the age of seven. In memory of the grand master in Samara, a tournament-memorial them. L.A. Polugaevsky.

Paper, purple ink, ink, color pencils. & laquo; Moscow State University. Senior group number 2. 26..56. 28th lesson. A.A. Alekhin. & mdash; About Alekhine, as a person. Page 10, p. 28. Two characteristics. Idealization Kotova, Panova. Why are their books bad? Alekhine and the women's issue. Alekhin and chess. (Steinitz and chess, Chigorin and chess). Chess professionalism and Alekhin. Alekhin's chess contemplation is his outlook and world perception. Romanticism Alekhine. About the match Alekhine-Capablanca. Creative masterpieces. The period of 1927. & mdash; 1934 Alekhin-Nemtsovich & mdash; San Remo 1930. Alekhin-Lasker Zurich 1934. Final combinations in the 4th and 6 games of the second match with Bogolyubov. Conclusion (On the drama Alekhine). 25.IV.56. P. Romanovsky & raquo;. & Nbsp; Peter Arsenyevich Romanovsky (1892-1964) & mdash; Soviet chess player, international master, two-time champion of the USSR (in 1923 and in 1927). In 1909, Romanovsky, playing in the All-Russian Amateur Tournament, managed to take over the future world champion Alexander Alekhin.

In the letter, M. Botvinnik sharply criticizes the policies of the publisher" Physical Education and Sport ", who refused to publish his monograph . Mikhail Botvinnik (1911-1995) - Soviet chess player, 6th in chess history and 1st Soviet world champion, winner of numerous titles.

The book is devoted to the work of the triple world champion, the outstanding Soviet chess player A. Karpov. It includes favorites & nbsp; games , played from 1969 to 1983, carefully selected and commented by the author. The notes to them reflect Karpov’s views on the chess struggle, his creative principles.

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