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but Sokolov always remains an objective analyst

Chapter 18: Other Odds and Ends with

which are incredibly well analysed and brought to text

The main aim of the book is to illuminate the fascinating beauty of the game of chess from as many angles as possible in order to certainly encourage the reader to further engage with the "Royal Game"

He has constructed a comprehensive Anti-Sicilian repertoire for White

Aagaard: Attacking Manual 2 grundlagen but Sokolov always remains anThe old masters dealt only with the static features of positional rules. But, these are insufficient to explain the basics of chess. The problem is that chess, like other sciences, has undergone a dynamic revolution, but chess literature does not yet reflect this. In this major work Aagaard explains the rules of attack (the exploitation of a dynamic advantage), balanced between understandable examples, and deep analysis. Five years in the making, this