Tamburro: The Chess Diary of Young Rudolf Spielman the big greek its all-round appeal struck him

its all-round appeal struck him

300 test positions

Even now as an author

Black boldly captures the e4-pawn and provokes an early confrontation

it\''s no coincidence that EVERY new book on the endgame refers to it

Tamburro: The Chess Diary of Young Rudolf Spielman the big greek its all-round appeal struck himThe Growing Pains of a Chess Genius Spielmann had comments on all the games that he gave the moves for. The treasure of the book is his introductory comments to each game. That was the point of the book. It was not to analyze all the moves or even most. Just where he felt it was worth mentioning. We get to watch a brilliant young man in the early stages of putting himself together. Rudolf Spielmann was a chess genius wrestling not only with chess