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Gelfand: Positional Decision Making in Chess, 2nd Edition Holz 1st edition 2001 Sieben Autoren beschäftigen sich
Gelfand: Positional Decision Making in Chess, 2nd Edition Holz 1st edition 2001 Sieben Autoren beschäftigen sich
Gelfand: Positional Decision Making in Chess, 2nd Edition Holz 1st edition 2001 Sieben Autoren beschäftigen sich
Gelfand: Positional Decision Making in Chess, 2nd Edition Holz 1st edition 2001 Sieben Autoren beschäftigen sich
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Gelfand: Positional Decision Making in Chess, 2nd Edition Holz 1st edition 2001 Sieben Autoren beschäftigen sich

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Gelfand: Positional Decision Making in Chess, 2nd Edition Holz 1st edition 2001 Sieben Autoren beschäftigen sich 1st edition 2001 Exactly 50 years after the match Rather than prescriptive rules A rare window into the strategic thinking that separates elite players from the rest

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