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Anyone happy with some old chess magazines (many) and books (a few)? Partly from Holland partly from Russia (around the time of the perestroika) and partly from East Germany? Most books are written in the German language. Magazines mainly in the Dutch and Russian (Cyrillic) language If people are interested I'll make a list.
Transport costs are yours; the books and magazines are free. If there are more people interested in the books and magazines I will split the bundle in several parts.
Fjord
Originally posted by fjordI'm intrested.Very much so!I collect chess books 😀
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Anyone happy with some old chess magazines (many) and books (a few)? Partly from Holland partly from Russia (around the time of the perestroika) and partly from East Germany? Most books are written in the German language. Magazines mainly in the Dutch and Russian (Cyrillic) language If people are interested I'll make a list.
Transport costs are yours; ...[text shortened]... people interested in the books and magazines I will split the bundle in several parts.
Fjord
Originally posted by fjord
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Anyone happy with some old chess magazines (many) and books (a few)? Partly from Holland partly from Russia (around the time of the perestroika) and partly from East Germany? Most books are written in the German language. Magazines mainly in the Dutch and Russian (Cyrillic) language If people are interested I'll make a list.
Transport costs are yours; ...[text shortened]... people interested in the books and magazines I will split the bundle in several parts.
Fjord
A list of the books would be nice, Dutch, German, English, French .... I don't read Russian so no need to list those for me, but maybe for others ....
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Originally posted by fjordI will send everybody who gave a sign of interest a PM for the list is here. Please let me know in this thread what you would favour. Some books I have double or triple; so don't be shy.
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Anyone happy with some old chess magazines (many) and books (a few)? Partly from Holland partly from Russia (around the time of the perestroika) and partly from East Germany? Most books are written in the German language. Magazines main ...[text shortened]... s and magazines I will split the bundle in several parts.
Fjord
The books are free, no costs. If you want, contribute something to a tournament of RHP or just contribute to the new server.
Please answer in this thread and not by email, so I get all the wishes in one thread.
If there is more interest than books, I'll split the books evenly. So put your favorite as first (they are numbered in the list below)
I'll wait 3 weeks before making a list about what goes to whom.
Here is the list of books.
1.
ABC des Schachspiels, Y. Averbach, and M. Beilin, 1983, 159 p.
A book for beginners.
2.
Schachstrategie der Weltmeister, A Suetin, 1982, 284 p.
Annotated games of Botwinnik, Smislov, Tal, Petrosjan, Spasski, Fisher, Karpov !
3.
Schachlehrbuch für Forgeschrittene, A. Suetin, 1981, 353 p.
This book handles mainly the middle game.
4.
Schwerfiguren greifen ein, J. Damsli, 1988, 185 p.
All Queens and Rooks
5.
Turmendspiele I, J. Averbach, 1984, 210 p.
End games with rooks (Rooks against pawns, Rook and one pawn, against pawns)
6.
Turmendspiele II, J. Averbach, 1984, 218 p.
End games with rooks (Rook with 2 pawns against Rook, Rook and pawn, against Rook with pawn)
7.
Endspiele, J. Averbach, 1981, 380 p.
End games with Knight against Bishop, and Rook against Knights and Bishops
8.
Kleines Lexikon Schach, E. Bönsch, 1988, 126 p.
Handy (when you can read German)
9.
Some old New In Chess Yearbooks
Nr. 15, 1990 (Nimzo-Indian 4. Qc2, d5, English 5Bd3, King's Indian Defence 9.Ne1, Nd7, 10.Be3), 240 p,
10.
Nr. 16, 1990 (French Defence 6.h4, Ruy Lopez, 11…Nf2, Slav defence 5.a4, Bogoljubow opening 1,Nc6) ), 240 p,
11.
Nr. 17, 1990 (Slav Defence 13. Nd4, French Defence 4…Ne4, Slav defence 5…Bg4, Benoni Defence 7.Bf4) ), 240 p,
12.
Nr. 23. 1992 (Anti-Tartakower, Catalan accepted 10.Bg5, Grunfeld Fianchetto 9.d5) ), 240 p,
13.
Chess in USSR (Sounds like the Stones 😉), November 1988, 165 p.
Just games. (55th USSR Championship, Annotated games, Theoretical novelties in openings))
14.
Chess in USSR. April 1989, 230 p.
(Young Master Tournament Tiblisi, memoriam E. Bikova, Theory and novelties)
15.
Chess in USSR. July 1989, 290 p.
(Moscow GMA Tournament for the World Cup, Talinn Memorial for Keres, Novelties, the 1937 Botwinnik - Levenfish match)
16.
Chess in USSR. November 1989, 270 p.
(56th USSR Championship, Canadian Match Karpov - Yusupov, The Great Training Tournament 1939 with Smislovs "Golden Dozen" )
Greetings
Fjord
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Originally posted by SirLoseALotSir Lot!
I'm interested in the 'chess in the USSR july 1989 and november 1989.
I'm also interested in magazines in the dutch language.
Sir Lot 😀
The weekly and monthly magazines are already gone. Akizy wrote me he would like the russian magazines. I promised them already more than a month ago (Akizy, they are coming soon)
The Dutch collection went to a chess club.
But I put you as first on the list for the books!
Thanx for your email.
Fjord