How to Play the Nimzo-Indian Defence by Raymond Keene
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How to Play the Nimzo-Indian Defence
How to Play the Nimzo-Indian Defence
Summary
The Nimzo-Indian defence, 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 e6 3 Nc3 Bb4, is regarded as Black's soundest reply to 1 d4 and yet leads to complex and interesting positions. This book is aimed at the average player and concentrates on explaining the ideas behind the opening, based on illustrative games.
How to Play the Nimzo-Indian Defence Summary
Table of Contents
About the inventor; important positional themes in the Nimzo-Indian; White's two bishops; White has a central pawn roller; Black's queenside Fianchetto; the Samisch variation; Botvinnik's variation; 4 e3 - introduction and main line; main line offshoot - 7...dc; Hubner's blockading plan; Rubinstein's variation; Reshevsky's variation; 4 e3 b6 (Q-side Fianchetto); 4 e3 knight-c6 (Taimanov and others); 4 queen-2 (classical variaiton); 4 queen-b3 (Spielmann's variation); 4 bishop-g5 (Leningrad variation); 4 f3; 4 knight-f3 (including bishop-g5 hybrid); 4 g3/5 g3 (Kasparov's variation).
Additional information
GOR003075017
9780713440072
0713440074
How to Play the Nimzo-Indian Defence by Raymond Keene
Used - Well Read
Paperback
Batsford Ltd
19820224
144
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