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In this chess DVD GM Krasenkow examines one of the most highly theoretical opening variations of all time – the Sicilian Sveshnikov

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First Grandmaster of the Soviet Union Capablanca Chess Tournament Chess Boards where you will know whatBorn in Bakhmut, Ukraine, and brought up in Odessa, Boris Verlinsky (1888 1950) was the first holder of the grandmaster title in the Soviet Union, and he was consistently one of the top Soviet players in the 1920s. He earned the masters title at the 1924 Soviet Championship and won fourth prize at the 1925 Championship, defeating the tournament winner Bogoljubov along the way. Verlinsky then crushed Capablanca at the 1925 Moscow International