CHESS NOTEBOOKS

Year 1 - Nos. 1-12

CdA2-08
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Dragon variant. Yugoslav attack.
Middle Game-Tactics. A marvel from Nimzovich. Alekhine's genius.
Finals: Study by Dr Siegbert Tarrasch.

CdA3-08
Openings: Queen's Gambit Refused. Orthodox Defense. Classic Variant.
Middle Game-Tactics. Play as the cool Slechter! Kavalek's move.
Endings: A curious ending.

CdA4-08
Openings: Caro-Kann Defense. Principal line. Change Variant. Panov-Botvinnik attack.
Middle Game-Tactics. Kamikaze attack. The "Chessometer".
Finals: Castles and Infantry.

CdA5-08
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Najdorf variant. Classic Line.
Strategy: The creator surpassed by his own creation. Training strategic vision.
Middle Game-Tactics. Reuben Fine.
Finals: Strategy in Finals. Rook ending against pawns. The revenge (Fine - Najdorf).

CdA6-08
Openings: Giuoco Piano. Greco attack. Palau variant.
Middle Game-Tactics: Error in the Giuoco Piano.
Strategy: The expert vision (Nimzovich - Capablanca). Strategic sacrifice.
Finals: A simple exercise.

CdA7-08
Openings: French Defense. Classic Line. Chatard-Alekhine attack.
Strategy: Positional sacrifice for mobile pawns. Minority attack.
Middle Game-Tactics. Example of sacrifice. Failed sacrifice.
Finals: Paris, 1928.
CdA8-08
Openings: Scandinavian Defense. Principal line.
Strategy: Minority attack.
Middle Game-Tactics: Sacrifice. Psychological blow. The wasp stabs its sting ("Misha").
Finals: Two pawns ahead does not guarantee victory.

CdA9-08
Openings: Gruenfeld Defense. Line of Change. Classic Variant.
Strategy: Counter-blockade.
Middle Game-Tactics: High technical voltage combinations.
Psychology in Chess?: Overconfidence (or time crunch).

CdA10-08
Openings: Giuoco Piano. Möller attack.
Strategy: Critical box.
Middle Game-Tactics: Weaknesses in castling.
Finals: When the King becomes the opposition.

CdA11-08
Openings: Queen's Gambit Refused. Cambridge Springs Defense.
Strategy: Weak pawn structure. Isolated pawns.
Middle Game-Tactics: Weaknesses in castling. When alms is great...
Endings: Subtle ending maneuvers.

CdA12-08
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Najdorf variant. Positional Lines.
Strategy: Weak pieces.
Middle Game-Tactics: A little history: Munich, 1941. The King exposed.
Finals: When color makes the difference. A traitor soldier.
Year 2 - Nos. 13-24
CdA13-09
Openings: Ruy López. Morphy Defense. Marshall and Anti-Marshall Attack.
Strategy: The pair of Horses.
Middle Game-Tactics: Cleopatra on the board.
Endgame: The enveloping maneuver in pawn endings.

CdA14-09
Openings: Queen's Gambit Refused. Orthodox Defense. Alekhine variant.
Strategy: Rule of two weaknesses.
Middle Game-Tactics: The "Mill".
Endgame: Passing pawns.

CdA15-09
Openings: Ruy López. Tactical errors in the opening.
Strategy: Conjugated squares and linked squares.
Middle Game-Tactics: Example of the "Molino".
Finals: Inequalities that are not so much.

CdA16-09
Openings: King's Gambit Accepted. Kieseritzky and Allgaier Gambits.
Strategy: The famous pair of Bishops.
Middle Game-Tactics: Dunk with dunk pays.
Finals: Cutting off the rival king.

CdA17-09
Openings: Queen's Indian Defense.
Strategy: The "Immortal of Zugzwang".
Middle Game-Tactics: Towers placed in columns or rows (First Part).
Finals: The famous "Zugzwang".

CdA18-09
Openings: Scottish Opening. Scottish Gambit.
Strategy: Defensive positional sacrifice.
Middle Game-Tactics: Towers placed in columns and rows (Second Part).
Endings: Isolated doubled pawns (a curious fact).

CdA19-09
Openings: Caro-Kann Defense. Classic Variant.
Strategy: Thematic sacrifice of quality (Txc3).
Middle Game-Tactics: The new "chessmeter".
Endings: Two bishops against a queen is not always a draw.
CdA20-09
Openings: Pirc Defense. Austrian attack.
Strategy: Another "Immortal of the Zugzwang".
Middle Game-Tactics: The Arab Mate.
Endings: An ending also Arabic.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: The Birth of the Lady.

CdA21-09
Openings: Nimzo-Indian Defense. Classic Variant.
Strategy: Coordination versus Incoordination.
Middle Game-Tactics: The dynamic duo.
Endgame: Blocked pawns.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: The famous anti-Semitic articles of Alekhine (I)

CdA22-09
Openings: King's Indian Defense. Classic Variant.
Strategy: What is a dynamic position?
Middle Game-Tactics: The compromise play.
Finals: Nothing is written in stone.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: The famous anti-Semitic articles of Alekhine (II)

CdA23-09
Openings: King's Gambit Accepted. Muzio, Philidor and Hanstein Gambits.
Strategy: The Carlsbad structure.
Middle Game-Tactics: The dual-purpose play (First part).
Finals: You don't always get there faster through the shortest path.
Stories and Anecdotes of Chess: The Argentine Championship of 1929.

CdA24-09
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Sveshnikov variant.
Strategy: The relative value of the pieces.
Middle Game-Tactics: The dual-purpose play (Second Part).
Endings: The Ways of the King (an ending and a couple of lessons).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: The Faith of the Converts.
Year 3 - Nos. 25-36
CdA25-10
Openings: Ruy López. Closed lines. Zaitsev variant.
Strategy: The hanging pawns.
Middle Game-Tactics: An epic miniature.
Finals: Lucena's position
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Humor lurks between the squares.

CdA26-10
Openings: Latvian Gambit. Principal line.
Strategy: The passed pawn is a criminal.
Middle Game-Tactics: Carriage drawn by two horses.
Finals: Final of criminals loose.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Remembering opinions from a dark time.

CdA27-10
Openings: English Opening. Symmetrical variant.
Strategy: Those small weaknesses.
Middle Game-Tactics: Tactical blocking.
Finals: A historic ending.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Grau and the theory of openings.

CdA28-10
Openings: Modern Benoni Defense. Avanze variant (Taimanov).
Strategy: In search of imbalances.
Middle Game-Tactics: Castling Attacks (Part I).
Finals: Bishops against soldiers.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Nostalgia for the recent.

CdA29-10
Openings: Slavic Defense. Classic Variant.
Strategy: Positional thinking.
Middle Game-Tactics: Castling Attacks (Part II).
Finals: An equestrian final.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Another (more) contribution to Alekhine's anti-Semitic issue.

CdA30-10
Openings: Defense Berlin. Principal line.
Strategy: Strategic sin, tactical penance.
Middle Game-Tactics: Castling Attacks (Part III).
Endings: When drowning is good business.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: What to read? An interesting controversy about chess
bibliography.
CdA31-10
Openings: French Defense. Change Variant.
Strategy: Materialism in chess.
Middle Game-Tactics: Castling Attacks (Part IV).
Finals: Alekhine's greatness in a historic finale.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: The "golden five-year period" of chess reflection.

CdA32-10
Openings: King's Indian Defense. Averbach system.
Strategy: Doubled and isolated pawns.
Middle Game-Tactics: Castling Attacks (Part V).
Finals: The sin of mechanical reasoning.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: We are what we remember.

CdA33-10
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Closed Variant.
Strategy: The strength of the passed pawns.
Middle Game-Tactics: Pure poison.
Finals: Capablanca's natural talent.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Rule regarding the knight's path.

CdA34-10
Openings: Two Knights Defense. Classic Variant. Strategy: Philosophy in chess: prophylaxis
(Part I)
Middle Game-Tactics: The double attack (Part I)
Endings: Curious ending of passed pawns.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Reca again, American Chess again...

CdA35-10
Openings: King's Indian Attack. Classic Scheme.
Strategy: Philosophy in chess: prophylaxis (Part II)
Middle Game-Tactics: The double attack (Part II)
Finals: The Rule of Tarrasch (Part I).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Panno, a genius.

CdA36-10
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Variation of the Four Horses. Classic Line. Strategy: Philosophy in
chess: prophylaxis (Part III)
Middle Game-Tactics: The double attack (Part III)
Finals: The Rule of Tarrasch (Part II).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: A tribute to Spanish chess thought.
Year 4 - Nos. 37-48
CdA37-11
Openings: Ruy López. Breyer variant.
Strategy: The three strategic factors
Middle Game-Tactics: Tactical calculation.
Endings: A famous ending.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Those trips abroad... (Part I).

CdA38-11
Openings: French Defense. Classic Line. Steinitz and Shirov-Anand variants.
Strategy: Which tower to move?
Middle Game-Tactics: The Dunk (Part I).
Finals: Positional tables.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Those trips abroad... (Part II).

CdA39-11
Openings: Catalan Opening. Open Variant.
Strategy: The seventh row.
Middle Game-Tactics: The Dunk (Part II).
Endings: Plan the ending.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Rafael Bensadón.

CdA40-11
Openings: Slavic Defense. Dutch (Czech) variant.
Strategy: An adequate defense: prospect of victory.
Middle Game-Tactics: Some "saving boards" and two problems.
Finals: Coronation maneuvers.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: "FIDE Chess": testimonies of the dawn.

CdA41-11
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Gambit Morra.
Strategy: Ideas are not betrayed.
Middle Game-Tactics: Disasters in the opening (Part I).
Finals: A subtle move...
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Trouble in Paradise. Argentine chess between 1945 and 1955
(Part I).

CdA42-11
Openings: Ruy López. Change Variant. Classic Line.
Strategy: The eagle eye.
Middle Game-Tactics: Disasters in the opening (Part II).
Endings: Twin endings, but not Siamese.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Those "shooting stars".
CdA43-11
Openings: Queen's Gambit Accepted (and Minors).
Strategy: Strategic thinking.
Middle Game-Tactics: Disasters in the opening (Part III).
Finals: Curiosities in the endings of the game.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Najdorf Anecdotes.

CdA44-11
Openings: Queen's Pawn Opening. Minor Systems with 1. ... Nf6.
Strategy: Strategy taken to tactics.
Middle Game-Tactics: Blow by blow.
Finals: Pieces taken due to lack of pawns.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Dictionary of chess jargon (Part I).

CdA45-11
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Classic Variant.
Strategy: Attack versus counter-attack.
Middle Game-Tactics: The order of the factors alters the product.
Finals: Going up the stairs.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Dictionary of chess jargon (Part II).

CdA46-11
Openings: Alekhine Defense. Attack of the Four Pawns.
Strategy: The exposed king (strategic perspective).
Middle Game-Tactics: The exposed king (tactical perspective).
Finals: Whose turn is it to move? (Part I).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Let's continue, then, with the lexicons (Part I).

CdA47-11
Openings: Gruenfeld Defense. Principal line. Modern Variant of Change (with 7. Be3).
Strategy: Anchor in a square.
Middle Game-Tactical: Moment of tactical action.
Finals: Whose turn is it to move? (Part II).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Let's continue, then, with the lexicons (Part II).

CdA48-11
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Scheveningen variant. Keres attack.
Strategy: Eliminating enemy pieces.
Middle Game-Tactics: The turn of tactics.
Endings: Unexpected endings.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: About anniversaries and other herbs.
Year 5 - Nos. 49-60
CdA49-12
Openings: Ruy López. Schliemann defense.
Strategy: Centralization.
Middle Game-Tactics: Again, the "chessmeter".
Finals: Highly dangerous criminals.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: The most difficult position in chess.

CdA50-12
Openings: French Defense. Tarrasch variant.
Strategy: Opening lines.
Middle Game-Tactics: Tactical weaknesses.
Endings: How to ruin a won ending.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Another juicy debate on Internet bibliography (Part I).

CdA51-12
Openings: King's Indian Defense. Saemisch variant.
Strategy: Conceptual inaccuracies.
Middle Game-Tactics: The pleasure of combinative play.
Finals: King and three pawns per side (Part I).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Another juicy debate about bibliography on the Internet (Part II).

CdA52-12
Openings: Budapest Gambit. Adler variant.
Strategy: Complex of weak squares.
Middle Game-Tactics: The beauty of shameless sacrifices.
Finals: King and three pawns per side (Part II).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Another juicy debate on Internet bibliography (Part III).

CdA53-12
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Alapin variant.
Strategy: Crisis of the game.
Middle Game-Tactics: Tribute to Robert "Bobby" Fischer.
Finals: King and three pawns per side (Part III).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Trouble in Paradise. Argentine chess between 1945 and 1955
(Part II).

CdA54-12
Openings: Benoni Defense. Benko Gambit.
Strategy: The three (or four?) dimensions of chess.
Middle Game-Tactics: The intermediate play.
Finals: King and three pawns per side (Part IV).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Trouble in Paradise. Argentine chess between 1945 and 1955
(Part III).
CdA55-12
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Gothenburg variant.
Strategy: The consequences of a failed plan.
Middle Game-Tactics: If you are lost, your moves are good.
Finals: King and three pawns per side (Part V).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: The revenge that was not... + Editorial note on the Argentine
Tragedy .

CdA56-12
Openings: King's Indian Defense. Variant of Fianchetto. Panno variant.
Strategy: Bishop and Knight against Rook.
Middle Game-Tactics: Errors in the approach.
Finals: King and three pawns per side (Part VI).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: "Coffee chess players...": Today is a tribute.

CdA57-12
Openings: Nimzo-Indian Defense. Rubinstein variant. Principal line.
Strategy: Innovation is not only the heritage of the human mind.
Middle Game-Tactics: The beauty of simple plays.
Finals: King and three pawns per side (Part VII).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Fischer-Petrosián, according to Seven Illustrated Days . (Note for
the youngest)

CdA58-12
Openings: Alekhine Defense. Change Variant.
Strategy: How does a teacher think? (Part I)
Middle Game-Tactics: Theory overcomes time pressure.
Finals: From a won ending to a lost one.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Who today remembers the "Needleman affair?" (Part I)

CdA59-12
Openings: Bogo-India Defense.
Strategy: How does a teacher think? (Part II)
Middle Game-Tactics: Geometric difficulties of the human brain.
Finals: The famous opposition (Part I).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: Who today remembers the "Needleman affair?" (Part II)

CdA60-12
Openings: Sicilian Defense. Najdorf variant. Sub-Variant of the poisoned pawn.
Strategy: When the space advantage is insufficient.
Middle Game-Tactics: Tactically weak squares.
Finals: The famous opposition (Part II).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: "And the motorman asked loudly...". Chronicle of the Promised
Land.
Year 6
CdA61-13.
Openings: Ruy López. Closed lines. Chigorin variant.
Strategy: Tal also knew about chess and positional sacrifices.
Middle Game-Tactics: Overconfidence causes scares.
Thumbnail of the month: How you lose when you play, distractedly, on the attack.
Endgame: Ingenious way of passing pawns.
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: When the fan turns on... (Part I).

CdA62-13.
Openings: Queen's Gambit Refused. Tarrasch defense. Principal line.
Strategy: The attack of minorities.
Middle Game-Tactics: The game that could have been.
Thumbnail of the month: When one mistake leads to another.
Finals: The active King (Part I).
Chess Stories and Anecdotes: When the fan turns on... (Part II).

CdA63-13.
Openings: Scandinavian Defense. Marshall Gambit.
Strategy: The advantage of space.
Middle Game-Tactics: The extraction of the King (Part I).
Thumbnail of the month: A thumbnail from its own author.
Finals: The active King (Part II).

CdA64-13.
Openings: Philidor Defense. Change Line and Hanham Variant.
Strategy: Quality positional sacrifice (Part I).
Middle Game-Tactics: The extraction of the King (Part II).
Thumbnail of the month: Even geniuses suffer from a thumbnail.
Finals: Mate of Bishop and Knight (Part I).

CdA65-13.
Openings: Petroff Defense. Steinitz variant.
Strategy: Quality positional sacrifice (Part II).
Middle Game-Tactics: Chessmeter, again!
Miniature of the month: Another great one who tried the poison of a (almost) miniature.
Finals: Mate of Bishop and Knight (Part II).

CdA66-13.
Openings: Queen's Gambit Refused. Chigorin defense.
Strategy: Quality positional sacrifice (Part III).
Middle Game-Tactics: When all is lost, a draw is good (Part I: Perpetual Check).
Thumbnail of the month: A creator trapped in his own creation.
Finals: Mate of Bishop and Knight (Part III).
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o Importance of capture in chess
o How to capture the pawn
o Capture of the chess pawn
o Definition of check in chess
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 Conditions for castling
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Open Openings
 Philidor Defense
 Ponziani Opening
 Russian Opening
 Hungarian Defense
 Italian Opening
 Gambit Evans
 Opening of the two horses
 Opening of the three horses
 Opening of the four horses
 Spanish Opening
 Scottish Opening
 King's Bishop Opening
 Center Gambit
 Viennese Opening
 king's gambit
 Irregular king's pawn openings
Half-open openings
 French Defense
  Nimzowitsch Defense
 Sicilian Defense
 Caro-Kann Defense
 Defense Alekhine
 Scandinavian Opening
 Pirc Defense
Closed Openings
 Queen's Gambit
 Blackmar Gambit
 Indian defenses
 king indian defense
 Indian defense of Grünfeld
 Indian lady defense
 Tower Attack
 Indian defense Nimzowitsch
 Bogoljubow System
 Benoni Defense
 Budapest Gambit
 Dutch Defense
 Irregular Queen's Pawn Openings
 flank openings