Carlstedt: Die kleine Schachschule Bestseller 17 Miscellaneous Articles 282 Eröffnung:1.e4: Open Games (incl. Vienna & Center game & Bishop‘s opening)

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Carlstedt: Die kleine Schachschule Bestseller 17 Miscellaneous Articles 282 Eröffnung:1.e4: Open Games (incl. Vienna & Center game & Bishop‘s opening) 17 Miscellaneous Articles 282 and strategic surprise—essential tools for scoring results beyond their rating The book is just as suitable for children and young people as it is for hobby chess players of advanced age From the content:

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