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Attacking Chess Sipke Ernst
Contents
1 Introduction
2 Chapter 1: Indicators for Attacking
2.1 Signals for an Attack
2.2 Example Game: Polgar - Karpov
2.3 Example Game: Ernst-Miedema
2.4 Space advantage
2.5 Example Game: Valenu-Korhonen
3 Chapter 2: Unjustified Attacks
3.1 When the attack is simply not justified
3.2 Example Game: Karaivanova-Pegaiu
3.3 Example Game: Csom-Korchnoi
3.4 Example Game: Kasparov-Gulko
3.5 Example Game: Bosboom-Ernst
4 Chapter 3: Increasing Pressure vs. Brute Force
4.1 Increasing pressure vs Brute force
4.2 Example Game: Smyslov-Spassky
4.3 Example Game: Galperin-Ernst
4.4 Example Game: Van Foreest-Giri
5 Chapter 4: Bringing the Pieces
5.1 How many attackers are enough?
5.2 Example Game: Petrosian-Smyslov
5.3 Example Game: Navara-Timman
5.4 Example Game: Van Foreest-Ernst
5.5 Example Game: Stukopin - Ernst
6 Chapter 5: Prophylaxis in Attack
6.1 Prophylaxis in attack
6.2 Example: What is your opponent threatening?
6.3 Example Game: Spassky-Petrosian
6.4 Example Game: Simagin-Abramson
6.5 Example Game: Ernst-Parligras
7 Chapter 6: Attacking on the Flank
7.1 Central control
7.2 Example Game: Carlsen-Wang Hao
7.3 Example Game: Otto-Feys
7.4 Example Game: Smeets-Wendt
7.5 Example Game: Mitkov-Sutovsky
7.6 Example Game: Carlsen-Ivanchuk
7.7 Example Game: Fedoseev-Bocharov
7.8 Example Game: Botvinnik-Zagoriansky
8 Chapter 7: Attacking from a Bad Position
8.1 Attacking from a bad position
8.2 Example Game: Larsen-Van Scheltinga
8.3 Example Game: Carlsen-Topalov
8.4 Example Game: Ernst-Mamedov
8.5 Example Game: Ernst-Kovalenko
9 Exercises 1-20
9.1 Exercise 1
9.2 Exercise 2
9.3 Exercise 3
9.4 Exercise 4
9.5 Exercise 5
9.6 Exercise 6
9.7 Exercise 7
9.8 Exercise 8
9.9 Exercise 9
9.10 Exercise 10
9.11 Exercise 11
9.12 Exercise 12
9.13 Exercise 13
9.14 Exercise 14
9.15 Exercise 15
9.16 Exercise 16
9.17 Exercise 17
9.18 Exercise 18
9.19 Exercise 19
9.20 Exercise 20
10 Exercises 21-35
10.1 Exercise 21
10.2 Exercise 22
10.3 Exercise 23
10.4 Exercise 24
10.5 Exercise 25
10.6 Exercise 26
10.7 Exercise 27
10.8 Exercise 28
10.9 Exercise 29
10.10 Exercise 30
10.11 Exercise 31
10.12 Exercise 32
10.13 Exercise 33
10.14 Exercise 34
10.15 Exercise 35
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Contents
1 Introduction
2 Chapter 1: Indicators for Attacking
2.1 Signals for an Attack
2.2 Example Game: Polgar - Karpov
2.3 Example Game: Ernst-Miedema
2.4 Space advantage
2.5 Example Game: Valenu-Korhonen
3 Chapter 2: Unjustified Attacks
3.1 When the attack is simply not justified
3.2 Example Game: Karaivanova-Pegaiu
3.3 Example Game: Csom-Korchnoi
3.4 Example Game: Kasparov-Gulko
3.5 Example Game: Bosboom-Ernst
4 Chapter 3: Increasing Pressure vs. Brute Force
4.1 Increasing pressure vs Brute force
4.2 Example Game: Smyslov-Spassky
4.3 Example Game: Galperin-Ernst
4.4 Example Game: Van Foreest-Giri
5 Chapter 4: Bringing the Pieces
5.1 How many attackers are enough?
5.2 Example Game: Petrosian-Smyslov
5.3 Example Game: Navara-Timman
5.4 Example Game: Van Foreest-Ernst
5.5 Example Game: Stukopin - Ernst
6 Chapter 5: Prophylaxis in Attack
6.1 Prophylaxis in attack
6.2 Example: What is your opponent threatening?
6.3 Example Game: Spassky-Petrosian
6.4 Example Game: Simagin-Abramson
6.5 Example Game: Ernst-Parligras
7 Chapter 6: Attacking on the Flank
7.1 Central control
7.2 Example Game: Carlsen-Wang Hao
7.3 Example Game: Otto-Feys
7.4 Example Game: Smeets-Wendt
7.5 Example Game: Mitkov-Sutovsky
7.6 Example Game: Carlsen-Ivanchuk
7.7 Example Game: Fedoseev-Bocharov
7.8 Example Game: Botvinnik-Zagoriansky
8 Chapter 7: Attacking from a Bad Position
8.1 Attacking from a bad position
8.2 Example Game: Larsen-Van Scheltinga
8.3 Example Game: Carlsen-Topalov
8.4 Example Game: Ernst-Mamedov
8.5 Example Game: Ernst-Kovalenko
9 Exercises 1-20
9.1 Exercise 1
9.2 Exercise 2
9.3 Exercise 3
9.4 Exercise 4
9.5 Exercise 5
9.6 Exercise 6
9.7 Exercise 7
9.8 Exercise 8
9.9 Exercise 9
9.10 Exercise 10
9.11 Exercise 11
9.12 Exercise 12
9.13 Exercise 13
9.14 Exercise 14
9.15 Exercise 15
9.16 Exercise 16
9.17 Exercise 17
9.18 Exercise 18
9.19 Exercise 19
9.20 Exercise 20
10 Exercises 21-35
10.1 Exercise 21
10.2 Exercise 22
10.3 Exercise 23
10.4 Exercise 24
10.5 Exercise 25
10.6 Exercise 26
10.7 Exercise 27
10.8 Exercise 28
10.9 Exercise 29
10.10 Exercise 30
10.11 Exercise 31
10.12 Exercise 32
10.13 Exercise 33
10.14 Exercise 34
10.15 Exercise 35
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