| Complete Chess Strategy, by Pachman (3 vol)
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| The Middle Game in Chess, by Euwe (2 vol) (Static
Features, Dynamic Features)
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| 500 Master Games of Chess, by Tartakover
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| Lasker's Manual, by God (Em.Lasker)
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| Common Sense in Chess, by Em.Lasker
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| Chess from Morphy to Botvinnik, by Konig
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| Pachman's Decisive Games, by Pachman
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| Tarrasch's Best Games, by Reinfeld (no, he didn't
play them, thank god)
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| Life and games of Mikhail Tal, by Tal
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| Fischer's 60 Memorable Games, by the 'MAN' himself
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| Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces, by Kmoch (god
couldn't do better...)
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| Pawn Power in Chess, by Kmoch
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| Paul Keres' Best Games, by P.Keres (no, not the
'Nunn' edition)
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| Botvinnik's 100 selected games, by Botvinnik
himself (Mr. Soviet Chess )
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| Zurich '53, by Bronstein (one of the ten best of all
time)
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| Nottingham '36, by Alekhine
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| Practical Chess Endings, by Keres (the 'must'
first book of endings)
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| Tal vs Botvinnik match of '60, by Tal himself (one of
the top ten)
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| Ideas behind the openings, by Fine
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| Art of Positional chess, by Reshevsky (truly great
book)
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| The Application of Chess Theory, by Geller (or how to
beat the world champions)
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| The Art of Attack in Chess, by Vukovich (or how to
'screw' your opponent)
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| A guide to the Chess endings, by Euve
How Not to Play Chess, by Borovsky (a great book) |
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| Chess Improviser, by Bronstein (one of the
greatest books of all time) |
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| Hypermodern Chess, by Reinfeld (again, he didn't play
any of these games...)
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| From Steinitz to Fischer , by Euve
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| World Chess Championship '37, by Alekhine
(necessary reading)
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| Art of the middle game, by Keres and Kotov (super
book)
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| Dynamic Chess, by Coles (great book by complete
unknown)
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| My Best Games of Chess , by Tartakover (one of the
best of all time)
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| Meet the Masters, by Euwe
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| GM preparation, by Polugaevsky (one of the top ten)
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| 125 selected games, by Smyslov
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| My best games of chess, by Alekhine (3 vol)
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| The Chess Terrorist, by Shamkovich (great reading) |