To lose a game of chess in the opening or the early middlegame is
especially annoying. However, this is something that happens not
only to novices, but also to experienced masters. A knowledge of
opening disasters and of the correct replies to sharp continuations
is imperative, if a player is to master this difficult phase of the
game, in which much is still shrouded in mist. Time and again
unexpected combinative themes occur, striking the opponent like a
bolt from the blue. A player who has studied the material here can
hope for some quick and pretty victories, and it will also spare
his nerves, if the opponent should wildly attack. With its clear
explanations and recommendations, this book provides an excellent
grounding in chess opening theory.
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