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5th May 2012
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Book Review: Informator #113

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Chess Informant #113

Chess Informant #113

Informator 113. [“The Inventors of the Chess Informant systems”]. 340 pages. paperback. Figurine algebraic notation. 9.5” x 6.5”.
www.sahovski.co.rs.
The latest issue covering August 211 to January 2012. 222 games in ECO format. Best Ten Games of the proceeding volume. Ten Most Important TNs. Garry’s Choice (see BCM 06/12). Top Five Exclusive Annotators. Chess Informant Labs (Opening Surveys). Rising Stars: Antonis Pavlidis, combinations, endings, problems, studies, tournament results plus ‘Best Of Morozevich’.
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