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Mikhail Tseitlin , I. B. Glazkov wrote The Complete Vienna (Batsford Chess Library) comprising 127 pages! A detailed guide to playing the Vienna, providing an analysis of Black's defensive and counter-attacking schemes. * Not a remainder or ex-library. * 23 hr shipping or quicker!! Safely packaged with delivery tracking, with confirmation email. * From a SMOKE-FREE home * We will try to add new items and correct previous listing errors daily. Being a 2 person operation, my office manager REGINA & Myself, I have set a goal of 100,000 new listings within 3 years. I am honest, not infallible; thus, I only make one guarantee...I will make mistakes. If there is a mistake/problem with an item or description, please let me know and I will do my utmost in resolving it and making you VERY HAPPY!!!! "Always Buying Chess Libraries" THANK YOU Edward Labate National Chess Master LVChessKing@gmail.com Spring Valley (LV), NV 89103
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The Complete Vienna (Batsford Chess Library; First English Translation)
Seller: Coffee Cat Books, Chapel Hill, NC, U.S.A.
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Thus. Very Good. First Thus; First Printing. 1995. Henry Holt & Company, NY. Unmarked. Paperback, clean and bright; tight, solid & square. Small bump & light crease to bottom edge. 127 pp. Illustrated throughout. First English translation of a Soviet monograph on the Vienna Game (1.e4 e5 2.Nc3), issued in the Batsford Chess Library. Ships in box from the USA, quickly & w/care. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: The Complete Vienna is an English-language study of the Vienna Game, the chess opening beginning 1.e4 e5 2.Nc3. First published in Russian in 1989 as Venskaya Partyia by Fizkultura i Sport and issued in English in 1995 by Henry Holt in the Batsford Chess Library, it covers both sides of the opening across its tactical and positional lines, including the Vienna Gambit. Authors Mikhail Tseitlin and Igor B. Glazkov annotate key games and variations. Translated by Sarah J. Young, it brought Soviet-era analysis of the opening to English-reading players. Seller Inventory # C16VG-OA071526G8