Lisitsin: Key Elements of Chess Strategy BILD ZU KLEIN the author uses games by

the author uses games by international players and examples from his own play to show how experience and a sense of the position count for more than memorized lines in The Richter-Veresov Attack: Qd3 Variation

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Lisitsin: Key Elements of Chess Strategy BILD ZU KLEIN the author uses games byKey Elements of Chess Strategy Georgy Lisitsin (1909 72) was a respected Soviet master, theoretician and writer. In 1958 he published a revised edition of his most ambitious work, entitled Strategy and Tactics of Chess, which became one of the most legendary manuals in the Soviet chess school, and no doubt one of the books that motivated the young Bobby Fischer to learn Russian. Lisitsin broke down Strategy and Tactics into their key constituent