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It's easy to get chess books nowadays, it is much more difficult to take away from all variety of literature, being in web, really useful and necessary books. How often did we reflect about that, why game changes the flow sharply, why does a hunter grow into a victim, why we make horrible blunders and can't solve chess puzzles over the board? Why does a competitor frequently impose us his game, his will?
This section of our library named "Chess as fight" wholly devoted to chess fight, psychology of chess, such clear and difficult simultaneously categories as an attack, defence, initiative, persistence, psychological stability and to other invisible constituents of chess creation.
Unfortunately, it is not always succeeded to set the authors of electronic versions of the books presented here, therefore will say simply: low for all you bow and thank you for excellent work!
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In bringing before the chess playing public this account of the matches contested for the highest crown of chess ability, the title of Champion of the World, William Winter (British Open Chess Champion 1935, 1936) actuated by the desire to give present-day players some idea of the colourful personalities who strove for it, their general concepts of play and the conditions under which they fought.
