Angriff

Basic Principles
British Champion Jacob Aagaard, explains the rules of attack (the exploitation of a dynamic advantage) in an accessible and entertaining style. This groundbreaking work is well balanced between easily understandable examples, exercises and deep analysis. Five years in the making, this book wil surely not disappoint. Volume I deals with bringing all the pieces into the action, momentum, colour schemes, strongest and weakest points, evolution/revolution.
261 S., kart., 2008

The Attacking Manual Volume 2 covers all of attacking technique. That is, what to do once the attack is up and running. In lively ni-nonsense language, Aagaard explains how the best chess players in the world attack.
461 S., kart., 2010

Lektionen von einem amerikanischen Top-Großmeister über den Angriff im Schach
GM Christiansen untersucht über 50 Positionen aus der Praxis, unterteilt jede von ihnen in Schlüsselelemente und erklärt die richtige Strategie zur Durchführung eines erfolgreichen Angriffs. Die ausgewählten Beispiele sollen die große Vielfalt der Angriffsthemen veranschaulichen und ein aufschlussreiches und genaues Bild ergeben, wie die modernen Spieler angreifen und verteidigen.
192 S., kart., Gambit Publications 2002

A Guide to Attacking Chess
The ultimate book to instill in the reader an understanding of the middlegame with an emphasis on tactical alertness. All major opening systems are examined from both the White and Black viewpoint, taking into account the individual pawn structures and identifying appropriate attacking plans and strategies for White and counterattacking schemes for Black ? where these 'ramparts' are undermined. A final chapter contains anecdotes, combinational examples and even swindles.
A book to help competitiveplayers get more out of chess by adopting sharp aggressive play, which has in fact become the preferred modern style
256 S., kart., 2003

When do you obtain overwhelming positions, do you always convert them to full points? Without fail? Regardless of the strength and ingenuity of your opponent? Be honset! if not, then your attacking technique needs some fine-tuning.
This book will teach you to:
- Exploit your opponent's weaknesses
-Force home yout advantage
-Launch standard attacks
-Handle desperate counterplay
-Know when and how to exchange off into a winning endgame
105 S., kart., 1996

Learn from the World Champions
223 S-. kart-. 2007

Im Mittelpunkt stehen Angriff, Verteidigung und Gegenangriff; Aufgaben, die der Schachspieler fast in jeder Partie zu bewältigen hat. Die Autoren zeigen, wie es gemacht wird und geben wichtige Ratschläge.
218 S., kart., 3. Aufl. 2009

Ein Großmeister erklärt, wie Sie die Verteidigung Ihres Gegners durchbrechen.
127 S., kart., Gambit Publications 2006

This book shows how to create and execute successful attacks
128 S., kart., Batsford 1996

• An essential guide to attacking chess
• Introduces easy-to-learn techniques
• Focuses on planning and strategy

192 S.,kart., 2010

In his previous work, Secrets of Chess Defence, Mihail Marin examinded the task facing the defender. Now he considers the other side of the coin. In his wide-ranging treatise, he discusses many topics including: the balance between attack and defence; the premises for atarting a successful attack: advantage in development; intuitive sacrifices; typical scenarios. The book features many practical examples from top-level play.
192 S., kart., 2005

Of particular interst to club players is Marin's discussion of how to defend against unsound attacks, and th eproblem of how to parry the attack while retaining winning chances. Other topics include attack and defence in equal positions, where both sides must judge carefully how much of their resources to devote to the attack and the counter-attack. The main subject, though, is teh case where the defender is fighting for his life, and must decide how to maximise his chances of survival. Marin considers phsychological issues and explains the mainoptions available to the defender: simplification, cold-blooded defence, a postional sacrifice, 'blackmailing' the attacker, or a counter-attack.
176 S., kart., 2003

This book contains the most exciting king hunts from the last 150 years.
160 S., kart., 1996

how to set up and execute decisive attacks
144 S., kart., everyman chess 2004

The Art of Attacking Chess According to the Modern Masters
245 S., kart., New in Chess 2006

311 S., geb., 2006

Neubearbeitet und mit einem zusätzlichen Kapitel Neueste Entwicklungen betreffend versehen.
353 S., geb., 2006

Simon Williams, one of Britain's most dynamic and aggressive chess-players, has selected his favourite attacking games from the modern era, and annotated them with an infectious zeal that will inspire and instruct. He takes us inside the decision-making process, explaining how each stage in an attacking concept is formed, and shows how top players spot the signs that indicate it is time to stake everything on an all-out assault. We also get insights into the role of intuition and calculation in both attack and defence.
110 S., kart., 2008

250 puzzle positions to train your king-hunting skills.
160 S., kart., Gambit Publications 2004