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Bronstein. Mi pasión por el ajedrez (Jaque Mate / Checkmate)
David Bronstein, fue sin duda, el ajedrecista más original del siglo XX. Aparte de sus numerosas aportaciones a la teoría de aperturas, Bronstein revolucionó la forma de jugar al ajedrez con sus propuestas de aceleración del ritmo de juego. Este libro es la crónica póstuma de ese periodo de febril actividad (1989-1997), s
- GenresChess
224 pages, Paperback
First published April 30, 2006
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February 10, 2018
It's been a while since I was carrying a paper book with me to work and reading it everywhere I could! http://amzn.to/2FZYjvV
I am a tournament chess player and thus I have to read chess books for my improvement. But this one by David Bronstein is of the kind of chess books I like most, with stories about chess players and how they are (were) as humans. David himself strikes me as a very thoughtful and nice person who loved people, countries and cultures as much as he loved chess. His greatness shows in the stories he told in this book. He had many great friends among chess players and chess lovers, too! I'll have to reread the book again to play through the games, but the stories are what already made me think the book is great.
I am a tournament chess player and thus I have to read chess books for my improvement. But this one by David Bronstein is of the kind of chess books I like most, with stories about chess players and how they are (were) as humans. David himself strikes me as a very thoughtful and nice person who loved people, countries and cultures as much as he loved chess. His greatness shows in the stories he told in this book. He had many great friends among chess players and chess lovers, too! I'll have to reread the book again to play through the games, but the stories are what already made me think the book is great.
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