Lahde: Isaac Kashdan, American Chess Grandmaster the big greek Why do you usually look

Why do you usually look at only a couple of pages in any endgame theory book you see

Master Essential Endgame Positions for Club-Level Play

typische Endspiele und immer wiederkehrende taktische Motive

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you will end up complaining about bad luck after every game

Lahde: Isaac Kashdan, American Chess Grandmaster the big greek Why do you usually lookA Career Summary with 757 Games This work chronicles the chess career and games of Grandmaster Isaac Kashdan, one of the leading United States players of the 1930s (along with such notables as Fine and Reshevsky). The main body of the work examines Kashdan's game play, with diagrams and analysis provided for many hundreds of his tournament games, match games, speed games, simultaneous exhibitions, training games and consultation games. Some games are