Dvoretsky: Tragikomödien im Endspiel grundlagen "This is probably the most

"This is probably the most comprehensive book on the King's Gambit that the world has seen

where just one slip by either player could prove to be fatal

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Emanuel Lasker is considered the pioneer of chess psychology

Dvoretsky: Tragikomödien im Endspiel grundlagen "This is probably the mostBy "tragicomedies" I mean cases of gross mistakes in the endgame that are sad for the players themselves but amusing for the spectators. As already noted in "Endgame University", where several chapters ended with a section on "tragicomedies", such examples serve as an excellent warning against ignoring elementary endgame theory. Moreover, practice has shown that tragicomedies are well remembered and thus help to better assimilate the endgame ideas