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The Budapest Gambit: Up-to-Date Coverage of a Dangerous Gambit

Bogdan Lalic

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Popular in club chess this opening is an attemp by Black to disrupt White's smooth development.

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Housekeeping & Leisure - Games: Chess

Year:

1998

Publisher:

Batsford

Language:

english

Pages:

162

ISBN 10:

071348456X

ISBN 13:

9780713484564

File:

PDF, 11.51 MB

IPFS:

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english, 1998

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