Encyclopedia of Chess Endings

Names in Russian and English.TEXT and comments written on chess Figurine Algebraic Notations.A textbook aimed at studying the most complicated and multi-sided chess game area, that is Endings. Without deeply studying them a chessplayer is unlikely to play tournaments successfully. Unlike reference books written on the Ending, the encyclopedia you see is scanty enough in material but nevertheless features: * All the basic chess ending types (pawn, rook, queen, bishop and knight piece, multi-piece) revealing typical ideas, tactical and strategic methods. Multi-piece endings are of major interest since their being scarcely inspected in chess literature * Over 3000 ending examples taken out of the world's best chessplayer games * All the World Champions' studies, for correct understanding of most endings gets impossible without mastering them * Vast material for teaching chess in groups as well as individuallyThe author mentioned IM ICCF Alexander Alpert for his major input in compiling the material.