title: Winning Chess Manoeuvres: Strategic Ideas that Masters Never Fail to Find
author:  Sarhan Guliev 
description: "A wonderful goldmine of strategic ideas that anyone should know who wishes to improve at chess." (Dirk Schuh, International Master <i>Rochade Europa</i>)<br /><br />"New in Chess deserves praise for commissioning this work. The Azeri Grandmaster aims to help the reader increase their own stockpile of strategic ideas, such as the queen and bishop battery or the many typical ways in which a blockade may be broken." (<i>British Chess Magazine</i>)<br /><br />"Both highly original and highly instructive (..) I give this one five out of five stars and recommend that anyone who is serious about improving at chess purchases this book and works through it." (Chris Wainscott <i>ChessIQ</i>)<br /><br />"I learned so much new from this book!" (Matthew Sadler, Grandmaster, former British Champion)<br /><br />"A treat of a history book, a deep source of chess knowledge and a collection of ideas to cherish and to return to time and again." (<i>Max Euwe Center Amsterdam</i>)<br /><br />"Fascinating maneuvers and amazing counter play ideas." (<i>Elburg Chess Reviews</i>)<br /><br />"Guliev shows that (grand)masters are standing on the shoulders of the greats from the past. With interesting lessons about the art of the exchange, the positional sacrifice, how to make a plan when you have double pawns, etc. Guliev also points out in which situations you have to do exactly the opposite of what one would expect." (B.H. Wilders <i>Nederlands Dagblad</i>)
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  W W W . N E W I N C H E S S . C O M
  ISBN 978-90-5691-843-9
  READ BY CLUB PLAYERS IN 116 COUNTRIES
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