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Bannik & Kieseritsky & Lange best games Organizer: Paulo Ataliba 74 games, 1841-1981 Basic Instinct Organizer: Paulo Ataliba Was a notable theoretical contribution of Karpov 1.e4 c5 2Nf3 e6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nc6 5.Nc3 d6 6.g4?! occured on the match K vs.K 1985, game 14 "The Keres attack on empty". 100 games, 1971-2006 Challenger Gunsberg Organizer: Paulo Ataliba 45 games, 1878-1903 GOOD STILL TODAY Organizer: Paulo Ataliba 100 games, 1924-1969 Great Achievements Organizer: Paulo Ataliba 100 games, 1852-2011 Nearly to Perfection Organizer: Paulo Ataliba 101 games, 1939-1983 Osnos' best games Organizer: Paulo Ataliba Viacheslav Osnos was one of the best Soviet players between 1965-1972. Called to be "the Korchnoi's second", his playing career went into decline thenceforth. He was an expert in attacks with king-bishop's flank (icluding indian attsck of the king)and should be remembered for his piece play: always active, fast to mobilize and precise to coordinate. Osnos reached to tour with the Soviet team, but their results were not convincing. 75 games, 1956-1994 Schachmeister denken (How To Think GM's) Organizer: Paulo Ataliba A book by Paul Schmidt. To Klaus Junge-In Memory. 19 games, 1896-1945