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https://youtu.be/jNzY6upRwzw

Керес - Арламаовский, 1950, пример спертого мата!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIYks9IwF68

Fischer Goes for Alekhine's Defense | Minić vs Fischer | Palma de Mallorca Interzonal (1970) Follow me on Instagram for extra content: https://www.instagram.com/agadmator/ The 1970 Interzonal was held in Palma de Mallorca from November 9-December 12,...

Very good endgame video! http://youtu.be/YFvDbGYILtM

Practical Endgames (that Really Happened) - GM Ben Finegold - 2014.12.02 Grandmaster Ben Finegold teaches the first edition of Chess Endings for Tournament Players (a new weekly endgame class). Learn to activate your king, advance...

Try to solve this: http://chess-problems.org/solve/?id=825

Chess Problems - large interative database of chess combinations, to improve your chess tactics

A very good video on stonewall attack! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8owlkaNFlI

Beginner Chess Openings - The Stonewall Attack - Classic Attack and Sac (Part 1) ♕ OCL SHOP: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/ ♕ ARTICLE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2011/10/26/stonewall-attack/ ♕ http://facebook.com/chesstuto...

Shown here is Jutta Hempel, chess wonder child at the age of six, as she plays against 12 men at the Streichmuhle Chess Club. The German youngster won six games and finished the others with draws.
West Germany, 1966.

Jutta Hempel was born in Flensburg, Germany, in 1960.
At age 3, Jutta could watch a chess game and replay it by memory.
At age 4, she was playing chess at the town Youth Center.
By age 5, she was the top junior player in the town.
On her 6th birthday, she played 12 others is a simul and won 9.5-2.5 in four hours. In her next simul in the town square, she won 9-1.
At age 7, she won the Flensburg junior championship. She then played 6 games blindfolded simultaneously.
At age 8, she was performing even more simuls, some of which were broadcast on television.
At age 9, she won a problem-solving contest.

The last time she played was on 2 June 1979, at the Flensburg Lightning Tournament, in which she came first without losing a game.
That year she went on to further education in Kiel, in accordance with her own belief, ‘First study, find a profession and then perhaps start playing again’.
As she was interested in Business Studies she spent two and a half years as an employee in a Danish bank, after which she continued as a student in Kiel until the end of 1985.
In the New Year she started work at the Land Bank in Kiel.
On 6 June 1986 she married, and is now called Hempel-Nissen.
Today she says: ‘A woman cannot earn a living from chess. But if I have children I will teach them to play, because chess has been a great help to me with everything.’

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I am learning Slav defense. Actually I was not happy about my results in Kings Indian defense. As I was able to lose just against weak players. Their plans was so clear... Check & check & mate... So now I am trying something more solid. So join me if you are interested

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja-Rn77J3Fs

Chess openings - Slav Defence Chess openings - Slav Defence See more on the Slav Defence at http://chessopenings.com/queens+gambit/ Get more info about major chess openings at http://ches...

A very nice combination, white to move, try to develop a winning attack!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZzULdU0_Yo

Chess Traps- Legal Trap In this chess trap we look at one of the most common traps in the legal trap. White allows black to hang himself with a beautiful queen sacrifice and then fi...