How I became World Champion Vol.1 1973-1985 Taktik Although the Polish may not

Although the Polish may not be ideal as a full-time weapon

combining chess history

the reader will 'feel at home' because he is familiar with how players of this level react in certain critical positions and how a more or less large advantage often changes sides because mistakes are made that are typical for this level of play

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including tournament organizers

How I became World Champion Vol.1 1973-1985 Taktik Although the Polish may notHe won the world championship title at his first attempt if you ignore the aborted title match in 1984. This made him the youngest world champion of all time. Kasparov held the title from 1985 to 2000 for 15 years , defending it several times against Anatoly Karpov, Nigel Short, Viswanathan Anand, until he finally lost it to Vladimir Kramnik. But even after that, Kasparov dominated international chess and remained number one in the FIDE world rankings