Moscow 1935 International Chess Tournament
- Brand
- Caissa Editions
- SKU:
- B0033CA
- Publication Date:
- Jan 01, 1988
- Publisher:
- Caissa Editions
- Notation Type:
- AN - Algebraic
- Book Binding:
- Hardcover
- Author/s:
- Jimmy Adams , Sarah Hurst
- No. Pages:
- 245 pages
- ISBN:
- 9780939433520
Translated by Jimmy Adams & Sarah Hurst from the original Russian book by Rabinovich, Euwe, Botvinnik, and leading Soviet players. Full notes to the 190 games. Botvinnik and Flohr tied for first ahead of Lasker, Capablanca, Spielmann, Kan and fourteen other famous players. One of the very best tournament books ever published in English. Includes a long review of the strongest previous tournaments held in the Soviet Union along with a survey of the tournament, its development, and its opening theory.
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