Great Chess Combinations

244 Pages·2012·4.21 MB·English

by  Alexander Kalinin

Great Chess Combinations
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Introduction Boe.z.eHHe
In this book, de- B )llliiHOii: KHHre,
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the examples are ~ BHIIIH A:uaH-
arranged in chrono- ~ DpiiMephl piCIIO-
logical order. All the JI<»>Ceelhh B xpoliOID-
diagrams are give an I"H'IeCKOM nopJI,lJ,I(e.
additional mark-a Bee ,LJ;HarpaMMhl
number from 1 to 4. CHa6x<em.:I ,LI;OJIOJnm-
This classification reJibHOii n<NeOOii -
allows the book to be UHcllpoii or 1 ,LJ;O 4 .
.u sed as an aid, both ., lJ,aHHrul KJJaCCHcllHICa-
for trainers and tea- U03BOJIHT HC-
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chers in lessons with n0Jib30:san. KHHIY B
their pupils, and for I<3':1ecTBe IJOMOID;HH-
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independent training. I<a I<3K ,wm 'I}JeHepOB
Thus players in the H ~lOB Ha 33IDI-
lower categories (Elo 11UIX CO CBOHMH yqe
rating less than 2000) HHI<aMH, TIIKH,wmca
are initially recom MOCIOHreJU.HidX 'I'pe
mended to try sol HHpOBOK. Tai\, max
ving positions mar Ma'THcraM HalfaJib
ked «h>, and then,.· HbiX pa:3pJll¥)B Mhlpe
possibly, to test their ' · KOMeH.ZzyeM rrpope
strength in solving man. CH3'IaJJa ITOOH
positions marked :u;HH c IIOMeTroH «1»,
«2». Positions mar a Jm'eM, B03MC»KHO,
ked «2» are recom norrpo60BaTh CBOH
mended for first ca CHJ1bi B pemeHHH no-
tegory players (Elo 3HUHH C ITOMeTKOH
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rating 2000-2200) «2». TiooHQHH c no
and those marked MerK>H «2» peKlMeH
«3>> for candidate .lJYIOTC'I.IURpemeHIDI
masters (Elo rating 1113XM3Il1CraM I pa3-
above 2200). Grou p~ a C DOMeTI«>H
ped with the mark <<3»-~B
«4>> are positions ill Macrepa TIQ!I. IIOMeT
ustrating intuitive mii «4>> crpymmpo
combinations (in mulhl no3~, HJI
which it is impo .JOOCTPHPYIOID;He HH-
ssible to calculate the 1)'HiliBHble KlMfimm
variations with «ma . UHH(B ICIDpbiXmpH
thematical accuracy>> aHTbl HeB03Mo:>KHO
and at some point it paromran. c <<Mare
is necessary to rely Maill'leCK)H IDIHOC-
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on an evaluation of ThiO» H B 1(3Jl)H-TO
the two sides' cha M~eHI' H}?KHO IlOJJ(>
nces, suggested by )I(HTJ,CJI ua oueHKY
your experience), Jll8li:X)B CTOpOH. DO.Zl
positional sacrifices, CI<a33HHYJO uai<On
and examples of tac JieHHDIM BaMH Ollld
tical q>erations, the TOM), ll03HUHOHHhle
benefits of which lKfP1BW H IIpHMephl
must be determined T8KIH'IeCICHX om=pa
by a positional eva llHH. Bloii'O.IJ;Ial I<OTO
luation of the resul phiX~OOn­
ting positions.
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