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understandable theory and techniques that take some of the mystery out of common grandmaster moves
but casts a look back at the World Championshp in Delhi/Teheran in 2000 and the years before
The Leningrad System of the Dutch is characterized by an early fianchetto of Black's King Bishop
the Classical King's Indian with 6
and Armos are the Bishops
Meet The nimzo-Indian with 4.Qc2! - Kasimdzhanov "Oriental Chess Sets" understandable theory and techniques thatRustam Kasimdzhanov, the FIDE World Champion in 2004, is predestined to deal with the subject of the Nimzo Indian with 4. Qc2, since he has been extremely successful with this opening both with White and with Black. The Usbek grandmaster has also gathered valuable experience on the subject when working as a second to world champion Anand. Right from his introduction, Kasimdzhanov emphasises that the Nimzo Indian has a lot of advantages and that White