Alexander Alexandrowitsch Aljechin Books

Featuring a curated selection of games from 1924 to 1937, this collection showcases Alexander Alekhine's exceptional skill as a chess player and analyst. The games highlight his aggressive and refined style, particularly during pivotal moments of his career, such as the legendary 1927 match against Capablanca, where he claimed the world title. Alekhine's own insights into the games offer a deep understanding of his strategic thinking and innovative approaches to chess.

The first Russian world champion Alexander Alekhine went down in history not only as a winner of many tournaments and matches and the creator of hundreds of masterpieces of chess creativity. He is also rightfully considered one of the most prominent analysts of all time. Alekhine's comments are distinguished by depth and objectivity, a clear statement of the prisoners in the position of ideas. In this edition, for the first time, ALL parties of Alekhine with author's notes are collected. Many of them now can be found only in old magazines, some have not been published before. The editorial notes take into account the achievements of modern computer analysis.

Aljechin - Das New Yorker schach turnier 1927 . . 1963. . 180 pp. Hardcover

ALJECHIN: GROSSMEISTER-TURNIER NEW YORK 1924 BCAIS