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Nimzowitsch was a leading figure and theorist of this approach

but often the pressure is very much on the aggressor-one false move and the attack can often fizzle out into less than nothing

Alexander Alekhine (1927 to 1935

Attacking a king which has castled short NEU annotated in the author's trademarkEvery chess coach preaches that nothing is easier than attacking a stranded king in the middle, but what about when he has already castled? After all, Her Majesty is usually hiding on the kingside, isn't he? So it's important to know how to successfully attack a short castled king. And FM Valeri Lilov is here to help you with this tricky business! His DVD focuses on a number of foolproof plans and techniques to break down your opponent's fortress and