Aron Nimzowitsch was a dangerous grandmaster. He beat world champions by the devious ideas he hatched. He was also a father of the Hypermodern movement, which emphasized control of the center by using pieces from the wings, rather than occupy the center with pawns. He invented this defense (1. e4 Nc6) to pursue his Hypermodern ideals. It is a difficult defense to play, but worth studying--it is a good surprise weapon.  A very nice production by Batsford. Please note that this work by T.D. Harding, the noted correspondence master from Ireland, is a "master" rating from Batsford.

Algebraic notation, softcover.

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