My Best Games, 1920 – 1937
My Best Games, 1920 – 1937 by Max Euwe, published by Hardinge Simpole Publishing in October 2003, is a detailed account of the author’s journey to becoming the fifth World Chess Champion. This edition, written in English and spanning 252 pages, offers insights into Euwe’s significant matches and strategies during a pivotal period in chess history, highlighting his notable victories against the formidable Alekhine.
Readers will find a comprehensive exploration of Euwe’s chess career, including his remarkable games and the techniques that led to his success. The book delves into key moments, such as his celebrated knight sacrifice at Zurich in 1934 and the ‘Pearl of Zandvoort’ victory in 1935, which solidified his status as a champion. With a focus on biography and chess, this work serves as both a personal narrative and a resource for those interested in the cultural and strategic aspects of the game.
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Originally published as From My Games, 1920-1937, the fifth World Champion comments on his rise to the top.Euwe was a hero in his native country of the Netherlands, and his book explains why – Euwe was one of the very few who could stand up to the mighty Alekhine. Not only could Euwe hold his own, he scored some magnificent wins, such as his sparkling sacrifice of a knight against Alekhine at Zurich 1934 or the so called ‘Pearl of Zandvoort’ victory from the 1935 clash which elevated Euwe to the position of World Champion.
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