Road to the Top

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A study of Paul Keres is probably mandated for any player.
An old book no longer available, only found in the City College of NY was
Paul Keres best games 1934-37 with notes by
Keres, Reinfeld, Fine, Tartakower, Euwe, Grob and others.
I noticed Weldtgeschichte des Schachs Vol. 21 Keres , 1960 has notes which are
are the same as Road to the Top.
Road to the Top can be a teaching tool as well as enjoyment.
Keres tells you what he was thinking.
In my PGN file of Keres, I added note to 2068+ games.
Including 2 analysis boards, 1 game not played by Keres but analysed by Keres.
Note that the online downloads contain errors. I have 2068 games because I eliminated
300 games as being errors, or never played by Keres.
THe project is not completed as yet.
For tactics in the Middle Game this is the book to get.

Admin Number of posts : 56 Location : France Registration date : 2006-02-11

Malbase wrote:: A study of Paul Keres is probably mandated for any player.
An old book no longer available, only found in the City College of NY was
Paul Keres best games 1934-37 with notes by
Keres, Reinfeld, Fine, Tartakower, Euwe, Grob and others.
I noticed Weldtgeschichte des Schachs Vol. 21 Keres , 1960 has notes which are
are the same as Road to the Top.
Road to the Top can be a teaching tool as well as enjoyment.
Keres tells you what he was thinking.
In my PGN file of Keres, I added note to 2068+ games.
Including 2 analysis boards, 1 game not played by Keres but analysed by Keres.
Note that the online downloads contain errors. I have 2068 games because I eliminated
300 games as being errors, or never played by Keres.
THe project is not completed as yet.
For tactics in the Middle Game this is the book to get.

Maillbase I am really interested in those annoted game that you are reffering to could you send them to me? I ll post them to my viewer

thank you