Brustkern/Wallet: 100 Jahre Schachturniere in Hastings (hardcover) Studien Chess Opening Essentials is the Eröffnung:1.e4: Open Games (incl. Vienna & Center game & Bishop‘s opening)
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Brustkern Wallet: 100 Jahre Schachturniere in Hastings (hardcover) Studien Chess Opening Essentials is the Eröffnung:1.e4: Open Games (incl. Vienna & Center game & Bishop‘s opening) Chess Opening Essentials is the first of four volumes in the series become a grandmaster why the tournament served as a meeting place for top players from East and West even during the Cold War the authors Jürgen Brustkern and Norbert Wallet answer all these questions in this book It provides a historical overview of the tournament's extremely eventful history and introduces the well known protagonists with their most famous games played in Hastings
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