Pan Inspector: A Chess Biography of Yuri Sakharov

Pan Inspector: A Chess Biography of Yuri SakharovYuri Sakharov (1922 1981) was a leading Ukrainian chess player and coach from the 1950s until his death, ranked the world number 17 in 1968 according to Chessmetrics. Although little known in the West as he rarely played outside the Soviet Union, he qualified for six Soviet championship finals, with a highest position of joint sixth in 1967. Sakharov won the Ukrainian Championship twice and deployed many opening novelties in his time. As he aged he

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12-14 The April-May 1978 issue brought another treat by the poet chess master

chess trainers and will find many of the games and test positions adequate for their chess lectures

graced in most cases with notes

This style of chess is about playing moves that force your opponent on to the back foot right from the opening

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Art Bisguier is a true lover of chess

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