Hansen/Horwitz/Kling: Chess Studies and Endgames (AGBC 11) mix plastik unexpected regrouping of the pieces

unexpected regrouping of the pieces and of course a positionally justified masterpiece often finishes with a nice combination

original material is provided from interviews with key protagonists and sources from a wide range of languages are used

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This volume is presented here as an unchanged and complete reprint of the original edition

Hansen/Horwitz/Kling: Chess Studies and Endgames (AGBC 11) mix plastik unexpected regrouping of the piecesClassic Endgames Revisited A Modern Analysis of Horwitz & Klings Legacy In 1851, Horwitz & Kling published the first edition of the book. The collection of endgame studies was truly monumental, covering endgames of all types, often uncovering previously unknown truths about a variety of endgames, both simple and more complex ones. After the passing of his colleague Kling, Horwitz started preparing a manuscript for a new, expanded edition. However, in