Barsky/Belavenets/Yanovsky: Chess Family Belavenets (black and white hardcover) OHNE BILD First-hand account of one of

First-hand account of one of modern chess's most significant events

140 Chapter 4 Same-Color Bishops Endgames

Each game is selected for its theoretical significance

Black fights for the initiative from the first move and world champions such as Mikhail Botvinnik and Magnus Carlsen have shown how dangerous it is

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Barsky/Belavenets/Yanovsky: Chess Family Belavenets (black and white hardcover) OHNE BILD First-hand account of one ofSergei Belavenets (1910 1942) was one of the strongest Soviet chess masters of the 1930s and early 1940s, a renowned theoretician and journalist. He competed in three Soviet championship finals, finishing 3rd in 1939. He also won the Moscow championship twice. Sergei was working on a manual for club players, but his book remained unfinished he perished on the front lines early in World War II, defending Leningrad from the Nazi invaders. His daughter