Konstantinopolsky: Obsession - A Chess Biography of Vsevolod Rauzer (paperback) Bestseller \r\nChapter 15 - Spotting Aggressive

\r\nChapter 15 - Spotting Aggressive Sorties

This first volume presents brilliant games by players such as Najdorf

the Four Knights Game looks deceptively calm

Kapitel 3: Läuferspiel

Konstantinopolsky: Obsession - A Chess Biography of Vsevolod Rauzer (paperback) Bestseller \r\nChapter 15 - Spotting AggressiveVsevolod Rauzer, born in Kiev in 1908, was one of the world's leading chess opening theoreticians and thinkers in the 1930s. As a player, he was an uncompromising attacker, trying to avoid draws as well as to prove that 1. e4 wins by force. According to Mikhail Botvinnik, His opening researchwith linked middlegame plans, gives us every reason to place V. Rauzer among the founders of the Soviet chess school. Awarded the Master of Sport title in 1929,