Foreword: Era of Great Changes 1. 'Hedgehog' System(Game Nos.1-9) 2. Chelyabinsk Variation (Game Nos.10-29) Monologues by Evgeny Sveshnikov and Gennady Timoshchenko 3.Najdorf Variation (Game Nos.30-41) 4. Dragon Variation (Game Nos.42-49) 5. Classical Scheveningen (Game Nos.50-61) 6. Neo-Scheveningen without ...a7-a6 149 7. In the Sicilian Labyrinths 8. Main Variation of the Grunfeld Defence (Game Nos.62-82) 9. The 'Hungarian' Grunfeld 10. Caro-Kann with 4 ... Bf5 (Game Nos.83-86) 11. Caro-Kann with 3 e5 (Game Nos.87-90) 12. Sicilian 2 c3 13. French with 3 e5 14. Zaitsev Variation of the Ruy Lopez (Game Nos.91-95) 15. Arkhangelsk Variation of the Ruy Lopez 16. Metamorphoses of the Nimzo-Indian Defence (Game Nos.96-99) 17. Queen's Indian Defence with 4 a3 (Game Nos.100-101) 18. Queen's Gambit Accepted with 3 e4 (Game No.102) 19. Semi-Slav Circle 20. Sergey Makarichev's Triptych 21. The Chebanenko Line 22. Volga Gambit 23. Odds and Ends 24. The Opinions of 28 World Experts Epilogue Index of Complete Games
Garry Kasparov is the World number one and generally regarded as the greatest chess player of all time. He made history by becoming the youngest player ever to win the World Championship and his tournament record is second to none, featuring numerous wins in the world's major events, often by substantial margins. As well as his outstanding successes, Kasparov has constantly promoted the game; he has done more than anyone to popularize chess in modern times.
I think that anyone of any strength that loves chess history and chess philosophy will enjoy GARRY KASPAROV ON MODERN CHESS, PART ONE. Jeremy Silman
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