Karolyi: Mikhail Tal's Best Games - The World Champion, 1960-1971 QUELLE AUSGEFALLEN He has also completed his

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Karolyi: Mikhail Tal's Best Games The World Champion, 1960 1971 QUELLE AUSGEFALLEN He has also completed his He has also completed his master's degree (technical environmental protection) the reader will benefit from enhanced tactical and problem solving ability Essential reading for players seeking to understand one of chess history's most creative champions and the era he defined focusing on his years as World Champion and the period immediately following his title loss to Botvinnik in 1961

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