Bent Larsen, a celebrated Danish grandmaster, is renowned for his remarkable creativity and fighting spirit in chess. His impressive results include a notable moment in 1970 when he pushed Bobby Fischer to Board 2 on the Rest of the World team. Larsen's ability to conjure extraordinary plays has captivated chess fans, making him a significant figure in the sport during the twentieth century.
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From Chess Champion of Russia to Enemy of the People: The Truth About My Father
Petr Izmailov emerged as a prominent chess player in the Soviet Union during the late 1920s, achieving significant accolades such as winning the 1928 Championship of Soviet Russia and reaching the semifinals of the 1929 Soviet Championship. Notably, he maintained an undefeated record against the legendary Botvinnik. A regular victor in regional championships, Izmailov was also an innovator in chess openings, notably employing a variation of the Makogonov Attack against the King's Indian well before it became widely recognized.
The Dutch chess opening is one of Black's most ambitious replies to 1.d4, with 1...f5 creating asymmetrical and richly complex play. Mihail Marin is the ideal author to explain both the strategic ideas and the latest theory. Dutch Sidelines covers lines where White does not fianchetto the king's bishop, including options such as 2.Bg5, 2.Nc3 and various gambits. Extensive guidance is also given on how to meet 1.c4 and 1.Nf3 in Dutch style.
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