Alexander Alekhin. The fate of a champion
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130 years ago, Alexander Alexandrovich Alekhin was born - the great chess player, the first Russian champion of the world, whom many experts in the ancient game consider the strongest grandmaster "of all times and peoples." He treated chess as art - and was his devoted minister, a bright thinker, and not just a player.
Alekhin stands at the origins of the Soviet chess school. But since 1921, he lived in a foreign land, where he became the winner of many prestigious chess tournaments and won the world"s crown, confirming this high rank three more. He died in 1946 to the undefeated.
The narrative of the grandmaster A. A. Kotov about Alexander Alekhin remains unsurpassed. We supplemented it with a modern outline of the life and work of the great chess player, which says about what the author who wrote his masterpiece in 1965 involuntarily kept silent about.
Compiled by A. Zasheryanov
Alekhin stands at the origins of the Soviet chess school. But since 1921, he lived in a foreign land, where he became the winner of many prestigious chess tournaments and won the world"s crown, confirming this high rank three more. He died in 1946 to the undefeated.
The narrative of the grandmaster A. A. Kotov about Alexander Alekhin remains unsurpassed. We supplemented it with a modern outline of the life and work of the great chess player, which says about what the author who wrote his masterpiece in 1965 involuntarily kept silent about.
Compiled by A. Zasheryanov
Author:
Author:Котов А.А.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00180-560-1
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