The Modern Openings in Theory and Practise - Sokolsky

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Pitman, first published in USSR in 1966, first published in GB in 1972. This edition 1974. 241pp, descriptive notation. Green cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Foxing and marking to page edges. Dj has been price clipped. Rubbing to top edge of dj. 7mm tear to top of spine of dj. This major work of the famous Russian chess openings theorist, Alexei Sokolsky, is distinguished by its original approach to the subject. Whereas other standard books deal with openings mainly in the form of lines and variations, Sokolsky's is a discursive and analytical treatment. Translated and edited by H Golombek and E Strauss.

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