The World's Chess Championship, 1937

by Alexander Alekhine

In these pages we see how Alekhine's preparation, both psychological and technical, bore brilliant fruit. Once he had pinpointed Euwe's weaknesses Alekhine struck with the force of a hurricane and regained the title by virtue of some of the most energetic, accurate and elegant play ever witnessed at world championship level.

Genres: Chess

214 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1938

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[Darin Bassham]

Oh boy