The World Chess Championship 1963

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Summary: tigran petrosian wins the world chess championship
Review: petrosian beat botvinnik in moscow 1963 to become the 9th world chess champion. in this book international master bob wade annotates every game with great care and also takes into account the best soviet sources of information.for lovers of endings this book is a must-the fifth game -won by petrosian - is probably the most subtle endgame ever played in a world chess championship. i also very much liked the inclusion of training games played by botvinnik which otherwise might have been lost to chess history!

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Summary: Botvinnik-Petrosian; Tactics Vs Strategy
Review: Soviet Chess expert Bob Wade collects and annotates the tough games of the Botvinnik-Petrosian 1963 World Championship. In this volume, the exciting tension between the aggressor Botvinnik and the patient and persitent Petrosian is clear throughout. Wade examines the games to expert level, providing a clear understanding of how Petrosian took the world title from a supposedly unbeatable champion. A fundamental work and a Hardinge and Simpole chess classic.