Capablanca: Grundzüge der Schachstrategie CT an accumulation of mistakes or

an accumulation of mistakes or brilliant chess tactics

and increasing this knowledge allows for deeper evaluations and avoids pitfalls that can cost important points

" – From the Foreword by German GM Karsten Müller

The author of course knows that it is not an easy task as the Nimzo-Indian is a sound system

quickest and most effective way to improve your overall game is to increase your tactical vision

Capablanca: Grundzüge der Schachstrategie CT an accumulation of mistakes orThe Cuban Jos Ral Capablanca (1888 1942) was undoubtedly one of the greatest natural talents in the history of chess. The security of his style was so astonishing and almost superhuman that at the height of his career he was called a "chess machine" by enthusiastic contemporaries. In 1921 he won the world championship by defeating Emanuel Lasker and in the same year he wrote this book (under the original title 'Fundamentos del Ajedrez'). A truly