Eröffnen wie Kasparov: Abgelehntes Damengambit Abtauschvariante grundlagen as can be deduced from

as can be deduced from the success of the first English edition

including biographical details

For serious players

Delay: Yes

intending the English Attack

Eröffnen wie Kasparov: Abgelehntes Damengambit Abtauschvariante grundlagen as can be deduced fromIn the 1950s, World Champion Mikhail Botvinnik made the Exchange Variation in the Queen's Gambit Declined a dangerous weapon. Moving the knight to e2 and castle short was revolutionary at the time. Previously, White played his knight to f3 to launch a minority attack on the queenside later, or placed the knight to e2 to castle long and launch a pawn storm on the kingside. Later, Garry Kasparov followed in the footsteps of his mentor Botvinnik and